Ok, done,
my "personal" modification of axe.lua now also contains some documentation which refers to the Lua Reference Manual which comes with axe.lua itself.
Thus, you won't need any Internet access just for the documentation.
The BMX source itself and a ZIP archive containing everything you need to (re)build the axe.lua module can be found at
http://www.Andreas-Rozek.de/BlitzMax/lua.bmx
http://www.Andreas-Rozek.de/BlitzMax/lua.mod.zip
By the way: it seems as if the code which generates the documentation from a BlitzMax source simply copies the line which specifies a given function - including any trailing comment (if that exists). In this case, such a behaviour might be useful as it adds some relevant information to the docs, but in general that might be considered as a bug...
my "personal" modification of axe.lua now also contains some documentation which refers to the Lua Reference Manual which comes with axe.lua itself.
Thus, you won't need any Internet access just for the documentation.
The BMX source itself and a ZIP archive containing everything you need to (re)build the axe.lua module can be found at
http://www.Andreas-Rozek.de/BlitzMax/lua.bmx
http://www.Andreas-Rozek.de/BlitzMax/lua.mod.zip
By the way: it seems as if the code which generates the documentation from a BlitzMax source simply copies the line which specifies a given function - including any trailing comment (if that exists). In this case, such a behaviour might be useful as it adds some relevant information to the docs, but in general that might be considered as a bug...