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I'd like to be able to define custom standards that specify not_globals, and have those apply to the finalised definition table used.
Example use case: I have a sandboxing approach that involves removing a set of globals from the sandboxed environment, and it is consistent across Lua versions. With this change, I'd be able to use define a custom std my_sandbox, and then use e.g. std = "lua52+my_sandbox" or std = "lua51+my_sandbox" for specific files as appropriate.
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I'd like to be able to define custom standards that specify
not_globals
, and have those apply to the finalised definition table used.Example use case: I have a sandboxing approach that involves removing a set of globals from the sandboxed environment, and it is consistent across Lua versions. With this change, I'd be able to use define a custom std
my_sandbox
, and then use e.g.std = "lua52+my_sandbox"
orstd = "lua51+my_sandbox"
for specific files as appropriate.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: