Hi, I'm just posting this to let everyone know that LÖVE Studio, my windows IDE for LÖVE, now supports LÖVE 0.9.0. Its two strongest features are static type driven intellisense and an error trapping debugger. Though I have not done an enormous amount of work on the IDE itself, there is one new feat...

I made an IDE called LOVE Studio which addresses some of the problems you are describing: https://bitbucket.org/kevinclancy/love-studio/wiki/Home

Have you tried it?

Nice find, that looks awesome! I made something similar for F# a few years back: http://diffable.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Tutorial&referringTitle=Documentation . For those wanting a good way to view DOT graphs, I recommend converting them to SVG files and viewing them using Squiggle: http://x...

cool game. I like all of the stuff going on in the background: the sun, birds, clouds, parallax, etc.

At least, having choices will be good. That makes 3 Lua / LOVE IDEs so far that I've noticed: XHH, gamesquareIDE, and ZeroBrane. It would be so convenient for me if this was on mac. So coonnnveeeenniiennnntt ZeroBrane works on the Mac. There are others: https://bitbucket.org/kevinclancy/love-studio...

You're absolutely right boolsheet. In fact, draw calls were being completed before the program crashed, even with my extra call to collectgarbage.

Should note: By calling the collectgarbage function at the top of draw, I caused the crash to happen before getPoints even got called.

I reproduced this in love studio, but couldn't reproduce it using normal love. It seems to be a memory corruption problem, but not a leak. Planting "collectgarbage()" on the first line of love.draw triggered the error on the very first call to draw. So it probably has something to do with ...

If you're a windows user, the love studio debugger (https://bitbucket.org/kevinclancy/love-studio/downloads) traps errors. It works pretty well for debugging locals and upvalues, but not globals.

Decoda? You could use that. But if you want breaking on errors, a locals window, reasonable intellisense, and maybe even type checking (which can be disabled in settings), you could try Love Studio.