You only need to convert it one time. It looks like it converts it everytime

Here something I used while working with Kenney's sprite sheets. It converts the specific xml format to a lua table

Quite possible but for a random location (that is outside love's reach) you might need to use a lua library to get files in a folder.
Another option is calling system commands like find/ls/dir via popen and capturing their output.

I made the mistake of reading the source code, it was awful:
rewrote most of it
reduced .love file size by generating textures
added moonshine glow shader

edit: I noticed that I had posted this on the wrong category. (it took only 3.5 years)

Modified it further and added on github

Some game companies release their source code after a while. Some of them are big titles. But I don't remember any notable project using their source code.
So releasing the source code might be the best way to discourage people who are constantly trying to steal your code.

If you add a license it(croque) would be more useful

https://github.com/linux-man/LoveFrames ... t.lua#L562
it doesn't pass index k to onrowselected. You might do this: You might try using love's colored texts:

you might set frog status to dead then you can clean then at once (you can also copy alive ones to a new table) for i=#listofrogs, 1, -1 do if listofrogs[i].status == "dead" then remove(listofrogs, i) end end or since self points to your frog you can do for k, v in ipairs(listofrogs) do if...

I see that is a mathematical maze solver I was thinking about something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAYdXIREK2I