function string_split(text, sep, out) sep, out = sep or "%s", out or {} for s in string_gmatch(text, "([^"..sep.."]+)") do out[#out + 1] = s end return out end or similar should do the job (cut and paste from my utility.lua file). Use like: local some_table = string_sp...

raidho36 wrote:You can try using foreach loop with string.gsub function.

Ok, I'm gonna look into that, I'll post back in a few minutes

Print(table) yields table pointer hexadecimal value, which is no use to your Lua code, but if you have it means that table is there. The problem with your code is Lua strings implementation, that is they are not arrays and you can't index them as such. You instead use substirngs. Lua have true immu...

I'd like to know who to load the lines of a file into a table or an array. Here's an exemple file: 0,0,0,0 1,0,1,1 0,1,0,0 0,0,0,0 And I would like to put those lines into a bidimensional array or table like so: line[1][1]=0 ... line[1][4]=0 line[2][1]=1 line[2][2]=0 ... line[2][4]=1 line[3][1]=0 .....

Pretty cool... only one problem: how do you change the colors? I cannot seem to find a way to change them in the settings/style configurator. Would I have to do it manually? To change the colors you have to go User-Defined Languages and in the new window that poped up select LÖVE from the first dro...

let me still add a comment .. or two, if I think about it: a) you can iterate over a table that has strings as keys with for k, v in pairs(tbl) --just without "i" b) you can quickly check if a playerID is already in use, if you check if player.thatID == nil -- or player["thatID"...

player={} function newPlayer(pname) local n=#player+1 player[n]={} player[n].name=pname return player[n] end p = newPlayer('player 1') print(p.name) I would do like this.. I assume ppname was meant as kind of unique ID? Eventually it is all a bit weird.. do you know what kind of access you need to ...

This is a question about lua, I've searched around the web but I didn't find any answer, so here's the question: I would like to know how I could store a variable(1) inside a variable(2) so when I say variable(2)='foo' then variable(1) would equal 'foo' and variable(2) would equal variable(1) which ...

You need to call "update" for the animation, not just "draw". Currently it never moves on from the first frame. This can be fixed by simply adding: player.anim:update(dt) to the end of your update function. Riiight :megagrin: Totaly forgot about this, thanks Merlin And welcome t...

Hello again lovers I've found out that I can't use löve's physics to code the player so I've decided to re-write player.lua without them. The problem is that I can't get the animation to play all the frames. When the rectangle falls to the ground and when you press 'a' or 'd' then the player should ...