Odd. I can't reproduce it with the .love you uploaded (0.9.2, Linux).

Okay, so you want to get the decoded codepoint. I still don't completely understand why, you're using a bunch of non-standard terminology.

The function you want to use is utf8.codepoint.

I don't see any evidence for that function in the documentation. What are the input and output of that function supposed to be?

[wiki]love.math.triangulate[/wiki]

I disagree with you, T-Bone. I grow tired of my ideas all the time, and that just means I need to focus my attention on something else for a while because I've been burning up my attention for that project.

You have a typo: positonx and positony instead of positionx and positiony.

(Also, your .love was packaged wrong: you zipped your game directory instead of its contents.)

Okay, from your post, I think you want utf8.codepoint, to turn an encoded character as received by love.textinput into a numerical codepoint. What do you use the codepoint for? Because as long as you don't need to pass it into utf8.char, it should be alright, because that's the only function not wor...

HugoBDesigner wrote:By "non-utf8" characters I mean characters that aren't supported by default and require libraries such as [wiki]utf8[/wiki] to run it.

You mean non-ASCII characters. As bartbes said, a non-utf8 character would be a non-unicode character.

Ah, I see the problem. You've reached the maximum amount of locals in your save file, and that's possible because I forgot to fix Lady the same way I did Ser. I'm fixing it right now and will edit this post when you can re-download Lady from GitHub.

Edit: okay, this should work.

Could we add a "current" (or "notremoved" or whatever) to the removedin info? Change the template so no message shows for "current" pages, and add the template to every page that doesn't have it yet. Might be a bit of work, but it's not very complicated, just look for p...