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@ -69,10 +69,10 @@ them in Teliva and let people use regular Lua. Or other platforms!
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they have access to a (color, UTF-8) text-mode window for printing text to,
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and a keyboard for reading unbuffered keystrokes from.
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- Teliva doesn't use files, so the `require` keyword no longer makes sense.
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You get some libraries preloaded (see below). Beyond those, apps should
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include all Lua code they want to use. There's no affordance for adding
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native (non-Lua) libraries.
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- Teliva doesn't use files for source code, so the `require` keyword no longer
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makes sense. You get some libraries preloaded (see below). Beyond those,
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apps should include all Lua code they want to use. There's no affordance for
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adding native (non-Lua) libraries.
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- I want to provide sandboxed access to system resources (file system,
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network, etc.) which will likely create incompatibilities with the standard
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