markgo wrote:You can use moonscript. It has fancy shortcuts.

Moonscript does get a bit strange, but I'm slowly growing accustomed to it. It's much more concise. It does make it rather easy to create very natural looking 'DSL'.

LDoc LuaDoc compatible, but much improved (now with Markdown)

Undocumented? things. Some of these are probably documented. love._version_codename: string love._os: string love._modules: table love.arg: table love._version_revision: number love._openConsole: function love._exe: boolean love._version_compat: table love._version_minor: number love._version_major:...

An lua-enet demonstration in Love (>0.8). To run this you'll need a nightly build. Nothing creative. I'll try creativity some other time. Instructions: 1. Run server.love 2. Run client.love 3. Run another client.love 4. Muck about and see your changes reflected on each client and the server Controls...

You can tap the jump button really fast and your man will fly up. Set a bool in your code, and only apply upward force to the player when the bool is true. When you press the jump button, it's set to false, and won't be true again until the player collides with a tile. That will make me unable to p...

Can the clients be notified of server shutdown? ping seems useful in this regard, if you can't get a response from the server after let's say 5s then alert client with the option to disconnect. If the client has to receive a disconnect message then an unexpected server shutdown could leave the clie...

from my naive mind, do a rectangle intersection for each axis. obviously it's a bad idea as you only need 8 points...

I don't have a github account so starting at line #693 in objects/textinput.lua if loveversion == "0.9.0" then unicode = string.byte(unicode) end what about nil unicode? (ie a function key) if loveversion == "0.9.0" then unicode = unicode and string.byte(unicode) or -1 end Or the...

Also, all numbers in lua are floats whereas the DS has no FPU (floating point unit) on either of its processors and would require software conversion -- further eating up your meager allotment of clock cycles. You're definitely correct here, but he could build lua with just integers instead of doub...

bizarre. I tried to require the windows-x86 and simply "lua.dll" not found, which is odd.