http://blogs.love2d.org/content/beginners-guide-shaders

All code examples are shown in a single line. Tested in Firefox and Chrome, only happens with that post.

eeyore wrote:For the ZeroBrane install, do "chmod +x <filename>.sh" and then do the ./<filename>.sh command.

I think in Ubuntu you can change the permissions with just right-click > properties > permissions > allow executing as a program. I find that a tad easier to remember.

Hm, but I think the user input has to come through love.textinput, otherwise there's no unicode support. I think that's it.

Any translation I can find for keystroke sounds weird, but in that case, keystroke is synonym with user input, so I can translate it more freely.

I'm not sure I get this: In version 0.8.0 and older, love.graphics.print stops at the first '\0' (null) character. This can bite you if you are appending keystrokes to form your string, as some of those are multi-byte unicode characters which will likely contain null bytes. It's in [wiki]love.graphi...

Plu wrote:This sounds intriguing. Tell me more?

Of course, I should have posted it already. Here it is.

I don't get it, what's it for? So you can just abbreviate search engines? Opera has done that for like 10 years already, and it's also a standard option in Chrome, I don't see what this website does. Really? I guess they don't publicize it much then, cause I used to use those browsers and didn't kn...

Did you guys know that DuckDuckGo has a !love bang? We can search the wiki straight from the address bar!

I know it seems much ado about nothing, so I made a post about the advantages of using this workflow. (Any criticism on my writing is welcome. In case someone is interested in translation, I should make more posts on the subject, but I believe they're not particularly interesting to the community, s...

Got it! Thanks!

Ok, lemme see if I get this straight. The OS keeps track of events, for example, keypresses. Every frame, LÖVE checks with the OS to see if there are new events since the last frame. So love.event.pump pumps those events from the OS into the LÖVE event queue. Is that correct? @Jasoco: I know, it's u...