LÖVE

Sheepolution wrote:Is there a way to get LÖVE's output to show in Atom like with Sublime Text? I can't seem to find it anywhere if it is already doing that.

You mean the console output? I haven't tried it myself since I'm using the Mac OS terminal to launch my games, but maybe you could launch your games through this (or any other terminal plugin):
https://atom.io/packages/atom-terminal-panel

I suggest build-love, it's way simpler and does what you expect and more (it highlights the errores reported by LÖVE too).

Sorry rm-code I havent been coding much so I didnt have the oportunity to test, I surely will report when I have a chance

Released 2.4.1 which fixes the fuzzaldrin package dependency (woops).

Positive07 wrote:I suggest build-love, it's way simpler and does what you expect and more (it highlights the errores reported by LÖVE too).

I don't really get how to set it up

I just installed it with LÖVE executable in my path and it simply worked haha.

Currently it should have a configuration to set the path of the LÖVE executable though. Then you just press F7 (or whatever atom-build uses in you OS) and it should call the love executable with the current project folder.

Released 2.4.2 with updated API docs to celebrate the release of LÖVE 0.10.2

Published version 2.5.0 which makes it easier to work with Types such as Canvas, Text and so on. The snippets now start with a variable (a bug with autocomplete prevent me from adding this earlier) which can be replaced just like arguments:

Published version 3.0.0 which uses autocomplete-lua to provide smart autocompletion for functions, variants and even variables.



Example of type-aware suggestions:

Published version 3.1.5 which fixes a bug where type methods would be created without their first argument.

Really awesome! I hope there's like this for sublime or vim

Thanks a lot, it's really awesome !
No need for an unexistant full HTML löve documentation now to check something without connexion
OH WAIT