Hi there, - Clicks get dropped when the app runs slow. This makes the lib unfit for use in released projects. Oh so this is indeed a bug. I also notice this on my quite large game but didnt realize it til now. - Even the simple default demo generates megabytes of garbage per second, when idle and wi...

Hi everyone, I am the new maintainer of Slab, here to announce the latest release v0.9.0!

https://github.com/flamendless/Slab/releases/tag/v0.9.0

Here's the initial release of Peeker: https://github.com/flamendless/peeker It's good for quickly recording gameplay of your love game to avoid setting up external/3rd-party screen recording app. The lack of audio recording is perfect for quick showcasing/sharing of gameplay footage. Right now it on...

The problem with the latter approach is you cant mix the order of different pools. Lets say you want to draw a rect, then a circle above that, then another rect above that circle. The former approach easily handles that since youre iterating through all drawables linearly but the latter approach doe...

There are different ways you can do this in Concord with ECS: 1. You can use the code you already have where a single pool will contain all the drawables 2. You can separate each type of drawables into their own pool like pool_circle, pool_rect, and so on (This is what i use in my project). There ar...

Welp. Nevermind the switch statement haha.

I see. thanks for the insight about !! and @@

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I forgot that youre developing Gloa. Im really excited for that language. It might be my defacto language for love.
Is there anything you need help with that? perhaps with testing?

just to clarify, the $ doesnt work when the reference is a function where you can pass a parameter right? Yeah, no arguments for $. That's what the slightly bulkier macro syntax is for. !function test(a) return "test" .. a end @@test("b") -- Output: test"b" is there a ...

It expects the value to be a string containing Lua code - the same as !!(). It doesn't make sense to allow other values as no other value can represent Lua code (except maybe functions, but there isn't really a good way to turn functions back into code). _BAR = toLua(5) -- This happens to produce t...

About this new token $, it seems that it expects the value from the handler to be string, maybe allow other values? this is the same behavior with function

Big update for the repo! I've updated the module to not take on the love namespace and made it more modular. You can easily use it like local admob = require("admob") . There's now more setup in the user's lua/love side like providing your own love.run but i. For more info see: https://git...