daaa57150, the maker of Mega A**hole Portable, has released the first in a series of development libraries for making Lua apps and games. This version, called Lua Input Lib, focuses on creating useful inputs for your homebrew.
Here's what daaa57150 had to say about his new library:
As I saw how easy it was for me to start again using parts of the code I already did, I decided it would be useful to distribute it as independant (sic) libraries. So here is the first, for inputs. With a few easy function calls this allows to see if a button is pressed, since how long, if it's released, if it's pressed since long, if it is repeating (like keyboards)... Timings are of course customizable.
His library also includes a handy-dandy tutorial for implementation. Just make sure you check the readme for those functions, and if you want to test your apps out, make sure you have Lua Player v0.20 on your computers as well.
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