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prosody, prosodyctl: Load loader directly from source directory
This should ensure that loader.lua is loaded from the source directory
and does the right thing when installed with `make install`
There are currently three ways Prosody can be run:
- Directly from the source directory, like `./prosody`
- Installed with `make install`
- Installed into Lua paths with e.g. dh-lua or luarocks
In the first two cases, Lua search paths need to include the source
directory and ensure that `require "prosody.util.json"` ends up loading
`util/json.lua` relative to the installation (CFG_SOURCEDIR) or the
source checkout.
Finally, in the last case where Prosody resources are installed under the
'prosody.*' namespace in regular Lua search paths, then loader.lua should
activate the compatibility mode that makes sure that both
`require"util.json"` and `require"prosody.util.json"` both resolve to
`(one path from of package.path)/prosody/util/json.lua`
| author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
|---|---|
| date | Mon, 09 Feb 2026 16:59:42 +0100 |
| parents | dee26e4cfb2b |
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-- Prosody IM -- Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Matthew Wild -- Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Waqas Hussain -- -- This project is MIT/X11 licensed. Please see the -- COPYING file in the source package for more information. -- local ipairs, pairs, setmetatable, next, tostring = ipairs, pairs, setmetatable, next, tostring; local getmetatable = getmetatable; local t_concat = table.concat; local _ENV = nil; -- luacheck: std none local set_mt = { __name = "set" }; function set_mt.__call(set, _, k) return next(set._items, k); end local items_mt = {}; function items_mt.__call(items, _, k) return next(items, k); end function set_mt:__freeze() local a, i = {}, 1; for item in self._items do a[i], i = item, i+1; end return a; end local function is_set(o) local mt = getmetatable(o); return mt == set_mt; end local function new(list) local items = setmetatable({}, items_mt); local set = { _items = items }; -- We access the set through an upvalue in these methods, so ignore 'self' being unused --luacheck: ignore 212/self function set:add(item) items[item] = true; end function set:contains(item) return items[item]; end function set:contains_set(other_set) for item in other_set do if not self:contains(item) then return false; end end return true; end function set:items() return next, items; end function set:remove(item) items[item] = nil; end function set:add_list(item_list) if item_list then for _, item in ipairs(item_list) do items[item] = true; end end end function set:include(otherset) for item in otherset do items[item] = true; end end function set:exclude(otherset) for item in otherset do items[item] = nil; end end function set:empty() return not next(items); end if list then set:add_list(list); end return setmetatable(set, set_mt); end local function union(set1, set2) local set = new(); local items = set._items; for item in pairs(set1._items) do items[item] = true; end for item in pairs(set2._items) do items[item] = true; end return set; end local function difference(set1, set2) local set = new(); local items = set._items; for item in pairs(set1._items) do items[item] = (not set2._items[item]) or nil; end return set; end local function intersection(set1, set2) local set = new(); local items = set._items; set1, set2 = set1._items, set2._items; for item in pairs(set1) do items[item] = (not not set2[item]) or nil; end return set; end local function xor(set1, set2) return union(set1, set2) - intersection(set1, set2); end function set_mt.__add(set1, set2) return union(set1, set2); end function set_mt.__sub(set1, set2) return difference(set1, set2); end function set_mt.__div(set, func) local new_set = new(); local items, new_items = set._items, new_set._items; for item in pairs(items) do local new_item = func(item); if new_item ~= nil then new_items[new_item] = true; end end return new_set; end function set_mt.__eq(set1, set2) if getmetatable(set1) ~= set_mt or getmetatable(set2) ~= set_mt then -- Lua 5.3+ calls this if both operands are tables, even if metatables differ return false; end set1, set2 = set1._items, set2._items; for item in pairs(set1) do if not set2[item] then return false; end end for item in pairs(set2) do if not set1[item] then return false; end end return true; end function set_mt.__tostring(set) local s, items = { }, set._items; for item in pairs(items) do s[#s+1] = tostring(item); end return "{"..t_concat(s, ", ").."}"; end return { new = new; is_set = is_set; union = union; difference = difference; intersection = intersection; xor = xor; };
