That clarifies things, thanks. By the way, which version is Love using 5.1.4 or 5.1.5? When I print out the version it just says 5.1

So the Quickie library has an init module. When I print ... I get the path to the library: print(...) lib.ui But when I print out the arguments in arg I get 3 different values: arg[-2] = '/Applications/love.app/Contents/MacOS/love' arg[-1] = 'embedded boot.lua' arg[1] = '[path to love zip file]' The...

cool, I look forward to the updates!

This library is magnificent, thanks for the thought and effort you put into it. I'm leaning towards using it in my project. What are your expectations as to future support and development on this lib? The docs are very nice, but would you consider making a comprehensive interactive demo?

Any idea why it only ignores case only when I launch it from my home directory?

Using Journaled HFS+ which is case insensitive, so that must be it. But file names do preserve case, so there is a real difference between infoscreen and infoScreen. I would have hoped lua/love would take that into consideration, but since it's an edge case I won't worry about it too much, and give ...

I recently changed one of my module names from camelCase to lowercase ( infoScreen.lua > infoscreen.lua ) As usual, I didn't change my code from local infoScreen = require 'infoScreen' to the correct local infoscreen = require 'infoscreen' Obviously, when I zipped the code into a .love file and doub...

is there a way to look at locals when in debug mode? it's like the reference doesn't exist. i can find it in debug.getlocal(3,1), but how do i use the reference, like if I wanted to pop into a local table and print out values? do g = 1 local l = 2 debug.debug() end lua_debug> print(g) lua_debug> 1 l...

I'm considering making a minecraft-type launcher for my game. Something that supports multiple profiles, and stores the current user's name & password locally for easier authentication. At this point I'm just exploring ideas, would prefer to keep it in Lua so it's fairly portable. Have any of yo...

Whenever the user does something, an event is sent into the queue. At the start of every loop, the whole queue is applied to the callbacks in order ; That means as far as love.keypressed and love.mouseclicked are concerned, you can pretend the events are completely real-time, you cannot select enti...