Using CryptGenRandom or /dev/random?
Maybe a mixed implementation between real and pesudo.

Nobody here uses vim?

Here's a 0.8-compatible ver.

It probably does. Lua's virtual machine executes both compiled and non-compiled code alike. Are you sure your luac.exe output is correct? I've compiled a lua file (library-level, .lua) into binary (.b) and love cannot require it. It needs the *.lua extension, unless you modify package.path. BTW, it...

ivan wrote:It probably does. Lua's virtual machine executes both compiled and non-compiled code alike.
Are you sure your luac.exe output is correct?

I've compiled a lua file (library-level, .lua) into binary (.b) and love cannot require it.

Hi.
I'm thinking about a problem in destribution. Does love2d support lua "binery code"s generated by luac?
thanks.

Another minor thing - since you are only exporting the layout function, you can skip the "exports" table altogether: local function isHan(char) -- Simple processing. Not precise return char >= 0x3000 end ... return layout Usage: layout = require 'layout' ... layout("Wish your dream c...

Robin wrote:You might want to change all functions to local functions, to prevent polluting the global scope.

Sorry, It is fixed
function(){...} IS local in JavaScript, but not in lua. sigh~

Code: local exports = {} local function isHan(char) -- Simple processing. Not precise return char >= 0x3000 end local function isSpace(char) return char == 0x20 end local function isBreak(char) return char == 0xA end local function forUChar(s, f) local i = 1 local len = string.len(s) while i <= len ...

哎呦，遇到自己人了。我目前有利用 love2d 制作 RPG 的打算，正好 0.8.0 版本即将支持中文输出。但是我主要是写 js 的，lua 有点不习惯…… RPGs are fairly simple to program (as opposed to, say, a shooter), however, they generally require a lot more content (music, maps, characters (which probably have animations), lists of random encounters, items and all ...