Alright, I figured out what the problem was. It works just fine in the .love file you posted. Before, however, I was using a non-love lua interpreter (specifically, AGen). I guess the way that different interpreters deal with variable sizes can cause different results. Love seems to play nicely with...

It seems to be completely broken on osx. Here's my output from your example: 6 3 4 10 1 5 5 1 6 7 9 1 1 9 7 1 6 9 5 4 1 3 3 1 6 1 5 10 1 3 9 10 6 9 9 1 1 3 1 3 0 38011930 2.22129e+09 0 50726607 3.00238e+09 0 4194433 3.83448e+09 0 Totally different from your results and not random in the slightest. I...

I'm not sure how I missed your hump library. I will be checking it out. It definitely has promise. I am not sure about that. It's hard to maintain your requirements "simple", "pluggable", "easily modifiable" and especially "doesn't restrict you by trying to do ever...

I actually didn't try to wrap everything off the bat Yeah, you're right. A better way of putting it would be to say that you seemed to be spreading yourself too thin. You have a lot of code, but nothing really cohesive. In other words, you didn't try to wrap everything off the bat, but that was the...

Check out the demos (agenoria.exe) in my own little engine (and bitter Love rival :)) I would if it ran on something besides windows. Get that thing up and running on the three major operating systems and give it a clear, liberal license (for the binaries, I mean). Then we'll start talking about &q...

Robin wrote:The reverse is simpler.

Makes sense.

I'm surprised. Aparrently, Cairo has something implemented. Who knows? Maybe this is more feasible than I thought. We just need an uber-programmer to come along and do the black magic necessary to implement it (I guarantee it would be complicated as hell).

Edit: Added another bullet point. Another Edit: Added suggestions for critical components. I think this is a step in a good direction for you. I've looked at your Grace lib, and while it's impressive, it's huge. This, in itself, is not a bad thing, but the problem is that you were trying to wrap eve...

This would be an insanely huge undertaking. As far as I know, the only active library that does this is Qt4. There's no way we'll be seeing this happening in love unless some sort of amazingly awesome, open sourced, actively maintained, easily pluggable library suddenly springs into existence. Even ...

It'd be sweet to have a little löve cheat sheet! I'm sure it would be easy enough to export any PDF to html so that it could go up on the website as well. I fully endorse this sweet PDF idea.