[jimbauwens]

I don't think that the OOP system is that strange. While Lua has all the tools to do OOP, you need some helper functionality to make it easy and clean, which is what their 'Object' global function does. I myself maintain a small object library that I always reuse in my projects, so it seems fair that this is similarly done for a framework.

Additionally, it'll help you stick to a compatible model that'll work with the framework itself.

I agree that the Windows-specific concept is a bit odd .. but then again maybe it can be one layer of a larger multi-os compatible framework in the future.

[moonchild]

> help you stick to a compatible model that'll work with the framework itself

Fair enough.

> Windows-specific concept is a bit odd .. but then again maybe it can be one layer of a larger multi-os compatible framework in the future

It _could_ be, but I don't think it will be. It's not billed as ‘win32 interop tools you can use in your lua project’; it's billed as ‘complete framework that happens to depend on lua and win32’.