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Multiple hooks per plugin can be added. The cPluginManager.AddHook() has four available signatures, the recommended one is cPluginManager.AddHook(HOOK_TYPE, CallbackFunction)
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Requested in FS 412, slightly modified the params.
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As requested in FS 413, with extra parameters:
World, BlockX, BlockY, BlockZ, Size, CanCauseFire, Source, SourceData
OnExploding() can return 3 values:
StopHook, CanCauseFire, ExplosionSize
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The WebAdmin now uses LuaState directly to call the one function it needs.
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This simplifies calling Lua functions considerably, it's almost like calling a C++ function, only with an extra argument to delimit args from returned values.
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As requested in FS 418.
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References are now managed as RAII objects, cLuaState::cRef.
Destructor now calls correct function, either Close() or Detach(), based on the owned-ness of the lua_State *.
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This will be useful for cases when we get a lua_State * from the outside and are asked to perform operations on it.
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The cLuaState class is a wrapper for the lua_State * and for the common functions on it. The cPlugin_NewLua has been rewritten to use it instead of the raw pointer. Part of #33
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