I guess it depends on the library, I don't see what use it is here though. Restoring graphics settings seems like a sensible thing for a UI library to do.

I don't understand what you mean.

Seems like suit:draw is leaking color, bg color, font settings. This fixes it for me. Or am I doing something terribly wrong? function suit:draw() self:exitFrame() local oldColor = {love.graphics.getColor()} local oldBGColor = {love.graphics.getBackgroundColor()} local oldFont = love.graphics.getFon...

I've generated a canvas (canvas1) and need to duplicate it into a new canvas (canvas2) so I can manipulate canvas2 without changing canvas1. Would it be more efficient to simply draw 2 canvases from the start and draw to both at the same time, or is there an efficient way to copy a canvas into a new...

thanks Slime, super useful It does use some features from newer OpenGL versions when either the driver creates a Compatibility Profile context of a higher GL version, or the driver provides the features via extensions. Compatibility Profile OpenGL 3+ contexts are supported by some drivers and provid...

I'm trying to piece together some very basic info. I'm a bit confused about OpenGL. It seems like the features it supports are a moving target, which is complicated by client OS and graphics card/drivers. I apologize for the naivete of the following questions. From what I understand, Love 0.10.0 now...

Thanks slime, yeah I'm not surprised about steam/unity as those tend to support a lot of heavy 3d apps, but I was hoping Love was going to have older machine support for a while longer. I guess libc++ it's not included with 10.6, but could you bundle it in the Love binary? If so, it may be as simple...

This is really cool, but why was support for mac OS X 10.6 dropped? 10.6 is still a popular OS, will probably have decent market share for years to come http://lowendmac.com/2015/the-rise-and-fall-of-mac-os-x-versions-2009-to-2015 I would rather lop out the offending code from love than upgrade my O...

Dream come true, thanks for reworking quickie and adding in these cool new features! The docs are fun to read to boot

After some experimentation, it seems like both arg and ... will work in functions with a ... param. But they seem to conflict with each other. works function argTable (...) print(arg[1]) end argTable(3) > 3 works function vararg (...) print(...) end vararg(3) > 3 huh? function combined (...) print(....