Positive07 wrote:So its a problem with functions and the parenthesis... try deleting the parenthesis in all of them... just debugging

Does it work fine for you? and if so, would you be able to send me a copy of yours, so I can see if it works?

Hi! I don't know if this is the right place, but when executing the love-release script, I get an error saying "love-release.sh: 8: love-release.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected" Weird which OS are you using? Ubuntu 13.10. Line 8 is the start of the short help function. I remove...

Sounds like a plan!

Hi! I don't know if this is the right place, but when executing the love-release script, I get an error saying "love-release.sh: 8: love-release.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected"

Okey just so that you can learn some things: you could use something like text = text:sub(1, numTimes - 1) notice that text:sub is the same as string.sub(text...) also you can do text = text:sub(1, text:len()- 1) text length should return the number of characters in text or instead use something li...

Positive07 wrote:yeah love-release can create .deb packages for debian and ubuntu (and other operating systems based on those)

Oh geez, I didn't even see that, thanks.

Never mind. I realized I forgot to decrease the "numTimes" variable. Changed it and it worked like a charm!

I'm trying to make a program wher the user just types in a box, and if backspace is pressed, the last character is deleted. I have the code working, but the second time bacekspace is pressed, it won't delete the last character. function love.load() intro = "Type away! -- \n" text = "&...

I read somewhere that you can create a stand-alone .exe file from the original love file. I was wondering if you could make just a stand-alone executable for linux so that the user doesn't need love installed

Is there a way to make standalone games for Linux and OSX? Or at least a way to port the compiler to Linux?