@Plu, what version of ZeroBrane Studio are you using? There has been a possibly related issue on Linux that has been fixed last year (https://github.com/pkulchenko/ZeroBraneStudio/issues/425), so if you are not on v1.30, I suggest upgrading. If you are using 1.30, you can provide more details about ...

@fsc1, thank you for the supportive feedback!

@nexusdawn, I've made the change to the Löve integration, so it will get included in the next release. If you want to give it a try, you can get the master branch from the repository, which also includes Löve API updated for v0.10.1.

> it seems for whatever reason (no I didn't insert a code line stop) The debugger code in Zerobrane Studio in Löve2d needs a 'Continue' debugging by pressing F5 (or by using the tool bar controls) after running the debug code: @nexusdawn, yes, that's the default configuration for the Löve interprete...

@DavoMcDavo, you probably didn't select Love as the interpreter (Project | Lua interpreter | Love). After you do that, you may not need to set `path.love2d`, as you have love installed in the default location, so ZeroBrane Studio should be able to find it there. Also, make sure that the project dire...

I used to suffer from this as well, but I don't anymore (even though I'm still a perfectionist). Here are some things that helped in my case. I think the first thing is to acknowledge what you are dealing with, which you already did. In my case, I'm currently working on a sizable (10k+ lines) Lua pr...

> Next step is to compile 0.10.1 and try that out. Does anyone know how to compile 0.10.1 from source and have it replace the repository version so it runs from any directory and ZeroBrane uses it by default? @MachineCode, I can't answer the first question, but in terms of configuring ZeroBrane Stud...

@Wrinkliez, this is because folding is set by default to "compact", which means it includes empty lines after the end of block (if any). If you don't want that, set `editor.foldcompact = false` in the config; see here: https://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-editor ... ces#editor

@mmanso, I can only speak about wxlua a bit. I've been developing a cross-platform Lua IDE and it has been fairly straightforward process, although there are some differences to keep in mind (as wxwidgets toolkit that wxlua is based on is trying to keep "native" look on platforms it supports). I hav...

@Alexar, that's a clever idea with the colorpicker; thank you for sharing! You can probably improve it by taking into account the currently selected fragment to initialize the color and add onUnregister event to remove the control from the toolbar.

@Wrinkliez, happy you love it!

@Fenrir, this can definitely happen on complex games, as the debugger needs to run its hook logic on every Lua statement. The simplest way to mitigate this is to "bracket" the code fragment you want to debug into on/off calls that will only enable debugging for that fragment and will keep the perfor...