1. To write Lua code with my beloved text editor.
2. To run it as 'a Lua script file' somehow.

				#include <stdio.h>
				#include <lua.hpp>
				#include <string>
				#include <windows.h>

				using namespace std;

				//=========================================================
				// Main Entry Point
				//=========================================================
				int main (int argListSize, char *argList[]) {
					
					///// To get the file name from run-time arguments.
					///// That's supposed to be a Lua script file.
					string fileAllPath = ( argListSize > 1 ) ? argList[1] : "";

					///// Exit if any file was not given.
					if ( fileAllPath == "" ) {
						return 0;
					}

					///// To analyze the data as a file path.
					unsigned found = fileAllPath.find_last_of("/\\");
					string path = fileAllPath.substr ( 0, found );
					string file = fileAllPath.substr ( found + 1 );

					///// cd to the directory where the file you'd like to run is.
					SetCurrentDirectory ( path.c_str() );

					///// Start Lua
				    lua_State *lua = luaL_newstate();
					luaL_openlibs(lua);

					///// Load and run the file as a Lua script
					if (luaL_dofile (lua, file.c_str() ) ) {

						// Show error messages if given
						string error_message = lua_tostring(lua, -1);
					
						printf ( "luaL_dofile: %s\n", error_message.c_str());
					}

					///// Wanna stop here? Not really? Okay, forget it. 
					///// You can comment out this line.
					getchar();

					///// Exit
				    lua_close(lua);
					return EXIT_SUCCESS;
				}
				 
				

1. Just write a Lua script file with your beloved text editor as you usually do.
2. Drag the file you made onto 'SimpleLuaExecuter.exe' and just drop it.