Hello again, LÖVE'rs. As some of you may have seen in my previous thread I had taken some of the code from the game Kunosuke so as to understand its menu system and the OOP capabilities of middleclass. Now I have run into another brick wall. When I run my simple little program I can't get the highli...

Sweet. Thanks kikito!
*Tries new changes*
Works... For now.

Sure, here's the line:

Thank you, guys. I shall edit my little script accordingly. *Looks through script* The stuff you guys have told me seem to be found in the code (i.e. no editing). Here's the error. boot [string "menus.lua"]:32: attempt to index local 'self' (a nil value) stack traceback: [string "boot...

So I take it the "self" part is not really necessary?

I was just trying to write a simple menu (or try out a simple menu). So simple is this, I just wrote the barebones: require "menus.lua" -- This code has already been posted. function love.load() end function love.update(dt) game = Game:new() end function love.draw() game:drawMenus() end

I'm just trying to get the function "Game:initialize(self)" to work. Disregarding "Stateful", is it "super:initialize(self)" or "self:menu ={}"?

Hello again, Lovers. I have been trying to use middleclass, but when I do the variable "self" isn't found when I use it. When I run the program LÖVE keeps giving me an error about indexing a local variable, even though I clearly required "middleclass". I even just requiring "...

You could really work this into something.

Thanks again for the feedback, guys.

I had looked on Google for a type() function in Lua but I couldn't find it.