and most importantly Lua is one of the few scripting-languages which be safely used in a real-time environment.
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A good introduction to Lua is the book <a href="http://www.lua.org/pil/">Programming in Lua</a>. The first edition is available online,
-but if you have the means buy a copy of the book, which not only helps to support the Lua project,
+but if you have the means buy a copy of the book, it not only helps to support the Lua project,
but provides for a much nicer reading and learning experience.
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<dt>type [required]</dt><dd>one of "<code>DSP</code>", "<code>Session</code>", "<code>EditorHook</code>", "<code>EditorAction</code>" (the type is not case-sensitive)</dd>
<dt>name [required]</dt><dd>Name/Title of the script</dd>
<dt>author</dt<dd>Your Name</dd>
- <dt>license</dt<dd> The license of the script (e.g. "GPL" or "MIT")</dd>
- <dt>description</dt<dd>A longer text explaining to the user what the script does</dd>
+ <dt>license</dt><dd>The license of the script (e.g. "GPL" or "MIT")</dd>
+ <dt>description</dt><dd>A longer text explaining to the user what the script does</dd>
</dl>
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