... You could have saved a bit more if you made math its own variable before declaring all those math functions. You did it with Table and Love but not Math. Exactly 7 bytes would have been saved. math math math math -> _ math , _ _ _ 4*4=16 -> 1+4+1+3*1=9 Yeah, this is why I bailed out. I needed t...

Alright, this was my first attempt. I was aiming for the most out there technique in my solution and ended at 1332 bytes after using lua-minifier. I'm bailing at this attempt, because it lead me astray and the only way to get smaller now is to remove features. _=function(a,b,r)a,b=a:match("([^:...

I'm totally going to do this challenge. Give me a day or two.

If you're completely brand new to Vim, I highly discourage it. Vim is not easy, and mastery takes a lot of effort. If you still want to try to learn vim, despite my attempt to dissuade you, then please run the vimtutor command first and dedicate about 30 minutes to it.

This is pretty sweet, how are you pulling it off? Point me into a github repo so I can expand my brain's meat.

Lua's tables are "Duck Typed", as in "If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it is a duck." What's becoming all the rage these days are "Entity Component Systems" where you write your code to do some basic level inspection of the tables passed to it in order to ...

In the Lua reference manual, the __call metamethod is defined with this code: function function_event (func, ...) if type(func) == "function" then return func(...) -- primitive call else local h = metatable(func).__call if h then return h(func, ...) else error(···) end end end the part whe...

So here's one of those inconvenient truths about Lua coroutine, which again I love them so much, but they are strictly mutable. It sounds kind of like you want an immutable coroutine, so to speak, where you'd get returned an object from coroutine.resume that's the new state of the thread, so that th...

If you're looking for the _ENV feature from lua 5.2, bear in mind that its behavior is very similar to setfenv, which is still available in lua 5.1 (ignoring the scope/function distinctions). You can use the following code snippit at the top of a module to give you the effect you're looking for: loc...

- vim-love-docs :Vim syntax highlighting and helpfile for LÖVE. Allows me to type ":help love.graphics.draw" for example, and get the wiki entry for love.graphics.draw. Also colors LÖVE functions special colors. - love-launch : Use Alt-L to launch LÖVE. I personally use ,r. It searches up...