kruegsch wrote:I just updated the luadoc to v0.8.0 for LDT. Get the .zip and add it as external lib to your project to get documentation and auto-completion.
https://github.com/mkosler/LOVELuaDoc

Hmm Cant seem it get that to work....

I withdrew my funding when a reply to me asking could I see a full image of the controler was basicly fobed off. As far as I can tell.... they dont actuly have a "working" prototype... Sure the video shows some gui thing.... but half of the games on that gui WILL NOT be ported for it... Un...

Windows is the same thing.... exept where love is located e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\LOVE\love.exe
and project path seems to work too. so you can do ${project_loc}/src

In windows eclipse auto-matily outputs the console into the eclipse run console

After several hours of fiddling I got eclipse "juno" on ubuntu to run my game without me fiddling in commandline. Assuming you already have Eclipse installed Step one: Open Market place and search for lua. Step two: Find and click the install button for Lua Development tools (Koneki) Step ...

That works but still cant use --version... but I can not use LOVE so thanks very much

Hi. So. What is the operating system you use? After installing LÖVE, how did you write your "hello world"? How did you try to run it? Windows 7 64-bit (home premium) I opened Notepad++ and typed. function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(0,255,0) love.graphics.print("Hello World&qu...

I have tryed to install LOVE and run my HELLOWORLD program with it...

Love is not a reconised command, when I added it to the system variables I can use love and itll run the Basic program... but I cannot add Command line options.

Any help? I have tried 64 bit and 32 bit....