Thank you!
the original repo received a DMCA request, I think it got popular...

Now it's here:
https://github.com/ex/blocks

Could you please request a pull?
I'm no longer maintaining the Lua branch but it would be nice to have a running version with latest LOVE engine.

Hello, thanks!
the official repo is in github, however I'm not longer actively maintaining it,
I was working in updating Killa to 0.3 with the Lua 5.2 fixes but its unfinished and probably not going to happen any time soon.
Also the Love2D port is very old, I'm using cocos2d-x more now.

Now that JavaScript-like naming conventions for global classes are used, maybe it should be "IO", "OS", and not "Io", "Os"? JavaScript name examples of treatening abbreviatures include "innerHTML", "baseURI", "CSSStyleDeclaration", "getAttributeNS", etc. Similarly, things should be probably camelCa...

sorry about the lack of documentation,
if you are using the last version (0.3) it must be:

Hi YellowAfterlife! many thanks for the detailed report, about the exe, have you tried recompiling it from source? It could be possible I uploaded a debug version, I'll check. About the global variables, I think it would take some time for me to understand the problem and to do something about it, a...

I was sure that the table functions were already done, but I couldn't find the changes in my 2 repositories. Sorry about that, the table pack and unpack function are now updated :D and up. print(table.unpack([1, 2, 3])) var t = table.pack(100, 200, 300) print(t[0], t[1], t[2], t.n) prints: 1 2 3 100...

I updated the engine to the latest version, aded some test like this physics test, thanks to Omar Shebata.



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I'm using Lua 5.2 with Killa, my Lua dialect and I was supporting Lua 5.1, 5.2 and Killa on the same code base without much trouble, I have tested a bit the physics part and think that Lua sockets could give you trouble. Lua 5.2 has a break keyword without limitations, goto, and the source code is a...

This is way awesome!
I was planning to do exactly this for my Lua dialect and you have done already a lot of the work for me

one line? no, not unless someone has written an implementation of the table library functions to use index 0 so all you'd have to do is require 'ztable' even then, you can't use the length operator anymore (although i guess that's not an issue if you're generating code) also, there likely will be a...