Thanks @qubodup for your reply. I'm on Linux 32 bit. A long time ago, before even knowing löve, I unsuccessfully tried to learn Java programming for Android. By that time I could find the SDK for Linux 32 bit, and the files stayed. Right now I can't install SDK for Linux 32 again, but I thought that...

Hey qubodup, this would be awesome if it works out. I tried to install it in Linux, followed your guide, with the package you provided I installed Android SDK. But I get an error. Can you help me? I'll post the results I got on the terminal. rm: cannot remove ‘game.apk’: No such file or directory Bu...

I use Gedit, which highlights Lua syntax and Guake for executing my code. Guake is a drop-down terminal that appears when you press F12. With this I don't feel that I need something more...

scissors, as far as I know, CJK keyboards are already designed to combine different radicals into a single character. There are probably more standard ways to achieve what you are trying to do. Might be worth doing some research so you don't try to reinvent the wheel. Couldn't find much information...

Oh, now I see, you are right! Gladly the database I have doesn't use those radicals.

Hey zorg, you must study or know Japanese too right? I thought of this idea because studying Kanji was getting too boring. May I ask, what do you think about this idea?

zorg wrote:Do keep in mind that some radicals don't have codepoints in unicode. (to my knowledge, anyway)
Also something i found.

I just tried to sort the radicals and it seems that it worked on all of them. I hope there's not some unsortable radicals with no codepoint that I couldn't detect.

Hey Ivan. I understand now, thanks for illustrating the problem better. I'll explain with more details what I want to do. I want to create an educational game for learning Japanese characters. I didn't explain the idea precisely because Japanese by itself is already complicated. Japanese characters ...

Thanks Nixola. I'm trying to implement and understand your code. It seems that table.sort is the key here, I hope it works also with Japanese text. If manage to do something I'll post it here.

I'll explain what I want to do with an example. Let's suppose that I have a word-search puzzle game, but instead of choosing the letters of a word in a row, I want to pick them in any position. So the words selected would be out of order, instead of P L A N E, I'll have E L P A N, and the game would...

Thanks a lot, pgimeno. This is what I was trying to achieve. It should be possible to make a better one that stops right at the endpoint rather than approaching it asymptotically, like this one does, but that would be quite more complicated. I wrote a bit about that (in Spanish) here: http://orden-y...