In OSX [0x0-0x82082].org.love2d.love[1571] Error: [string "lovefs.lua"]:107: 'popen' not supported [0x0-0x82082].org.love2d.love[1571] stack traceback: [0x0-0x82082].org.love2d.love[1571] [C]: in function 'popen' [0x0-0x82082].org.love2d.love[1571] [string "lovefs.lua"]:107: in ...

Pretty cool! It's awesome that you used my library too! Your library is awesome! Did some more research and I'm convinced that the problem is in the encoding/decoding of the console output. Although, love 0.8 handle unicode, it don't play well with other codepage. So, if on your console CHCP return...

For the load file screen, consider taking a list of filetypess, and having a dropdown for selecting file type that you want to show (including "All Files"). Consider that LoveFS is a low level library: functions to change directory, list files and folders and test it's existence. The demo...

File Systems are the most boring subject I can find, but, since I started a game editor in love (yet to come) I had some revolutionary ideas like loading images from somewhere... Please try the demo. It's working on Linux and Windows 7. I don't have a Mac (don't even know how is love._os for Mac), b...

Thanks for the tips. I'll do it if I can contribute more. One bug: function list:GetScrollBar() crash if there are no scrollbars. Should return nil... Also, I think that list size shouldn't include scrollbars. One question: What's the difference between "enabled" and "clickable" ...

Lovely library! Thanks for the image buttons. Now I needed a button array (a list of buttons where only one stays "down"), so I made some little changes to your code. If groupIndex > 0 a button is allways "on". Other buttons of the same group are "off" In button.lua: fu...

Please do:
a onclick event on Images
or Buttons with images.

Hi.
I can't make 2 scrollgroups to work. The first just disappear and all the elements are scrolled by the second. With the same parent or different parents.
Is it a bug?

Many thanks for your report. I now had a little time for testing and found that twister code was broken. To correct it I needed to round all the calculations to 31 bits. I guess the code is now an "adapted Mersenne Twister" and maybe the randomness sucks now (but I don't really think that)...

I'm using mwc and quite happy with the results. It's fast enough for casual use. Beside, from what I saw, mwc is as good as math.random() on linux and way better than the Mac implementation (I wonder why).