Added support for pointers (depends on structs+classes PR) #78
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…Lua code to match handling of regular tables. struct and class have uniform support for: methods, properties, member variable accessors. Refactor common code into helpers.d Added support for const function args. pushMethod enhanced to support struct's aswell. New alias syntax updates.
Pointers are opaque. Pointers support 'nil' assignment. 'deref' property on pointers to access the actual object.
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Added support for pointers.
Pointers are opaque, copy by-value. Use the 'deref' property to access the object.
*Note: this depends on (ie, this PR includes) the struct patch, we need to work on pulling that first.