I'm still working on the next version, things are starting to look more tidy.

Nevon, any comment so far? You're the first Pölygamist to make his/her coming out...

nevon wrote:

qubodup wrote:1. You probably made some enemies.

Bah! It's just the french!

And me!!













ESDF FTW!!

v 0.4.1 is back up.

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Kikito: You're right, I meant a subject for the phrase.

x and y are the coordinates of the keys, to use with key ranges, for example.

That sounds awfully useful... EDIT: That's a positive thing btw, I state this here because Robin failed to understand it. Thanks :-) Another potential feature (that may appear in a distant future): the ability to record and play back the keystrokes, to record a demo, for example, building on Serial...

Well, they make me smile...They all make sense, though, don't they?

I plan to refer to all of them using Affaïrs as an umbrella term .

I hope the names won't prevent you from using them.

The core functionality will remain the same, and it should be mostly backwards compatible. First, I'll add more modularity. The custom love.run() loop will be exported to it's own lib: RunawayBrïde, and the other libraries depend on it. The timer/scheduler lib will be called SerialDäter, and will be...

Glad to hear that!

I don't have web access at home currently, so it may take some time...
I'm currently polishing the next version.
I'll upload the previous, stable one ASAP.

This looks very promising. I'm thinking of porting Pölygamy to your environment (with AS3 callbacks for better performance).

Create a love game with only this in man.lua. love.keypressed=function(k,u) print(k, string.char(u)) end Run it from the command line (or with the console enabled in Windows, though conf.lua. function love.conf(t) t.console = true end Does the second character matches your keyboard? What OS are you ...

You learn something new every day :-)