A console thing

[TsT]

This your ConsoleTest.love modified.
Summary of change:
- Show/hide console are totally manage outside of Console.lua (press F1 to toggle)
- You can register command that will be use in console.
- One of them are named "lua". It evaluate/execute the rest of the line as lua code (like previous default behavior)
- I have replace the Console:printv by the BlackNecro' s one with some personnal change (to show exactly the type of key/value)
- Some other things that I forgot.

Have fun!

[nightvenom]

:O ty lol.

[counterfactual_jones]

This your ConsoleTest.love modified.

I'm getting lots of "bad argument #1 to pairs" when I use printv. You should detect such conditions yourself and give a slightly less jarring error message than the Love error message. Like:

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function Console:printv(inTable,scope)
++ if type(inTable) != "table" then self:print("I am error!"); return end
   scope = scope or 0
   local spacer = string.rep(" ",scope*3) or ""
   for var, value in pairs(inTable) do
      if type(value) == "table" then
         self:print(spacer..tostring(var).." = ".. tostring(value))
         self:printv(value, scope + 1)
      else
         local printvar = type(var) == "string" and '"'..tostring(var)..'"' or tostring(var)
         local printval = type(value) == "string" and '"'..tostring(value)..'"' or tostring(value)
         self:print(spacer .. printvar .. " = " .. printval)
      end
   end
end

[philnelson]

I love this console library so much that I would marry it if our society's puritanical laws did not forbid it.

[Skofo]

Is this under any license?

[qubodup]

Is this under any license?

did you look inside the archive?

[TsT]

This your ConsoleTest.love modified.

I'm getting lots of "bad argument #1 to pairs" when I use printv. You should detect such conditions yourself and give a slightly less jarring error message than the Love error message. Like:

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++ if type(inTable) != "table" then self:print("I am error!"); return end

You have rigth. Thanks for you fix!
Just another fix : (I got a error) I think the "!=" operator is "~=" in lua, isn't it ?

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   if type(inTable) ~= "table" then
      self:print("Error: This variable is not a table.")
      return
   end

Best Regards,