Migrating 0.8 to 0.9: usage of Channel instead of Thread:set

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mickro
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Migrating 0.8 to 0.9: usage of Channel instead of Thread:set

Post by mickro »

Hi there !

I'm new with Löve and Lua. I would like to upgrade a 0.8 to 0.91 project I didn't wrote to learn more about.

After few upgrade in old code I'm not good enough to continue conversion. I would like to understand how to.

That is the part of 0.8 code:

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self.stringlist = table.concat(self.toload, ";")
self.thread:set("musiclist", self.stringlist)
which I tried to convert to 0.9

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self.stringlist = table.concat(self.toload, ";")
channel = love.thread.getChannel("musiclist")
channel.push(self.stringlist)
and that is the error message:
bad argument #1 to 'push' (Channel expected, got string)
According to Channel:push
The value of the message can be a boolean, string, number, LÖVE userdata, or a simple flat table. Foreign userdata (Lua's files, LuaSocket, ENet, ...), functions, and tables inside tables are not supported.
Means 'push' don't really expected Channel but boolean, string...

I'm quite lost. Maybe I don't really understand what I'm doing.

Any help around ?
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Re: Migrating 0.8 to 0.9: usage of Channel instead of Thread

Post by bartbes »

You're using a dot instead of a colon, that's the problem.
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Re: Migrating 0.8 to 0.9: usage of Channel instead of Thread

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It's channel:push instead of channel.push ;)

Edit: Seems like I was too late
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Re: Migrating 0.8 to 0.9: usage of Channel instead of Thread

Post by mickro »

thanks guys!

EDIT: syntax is correct but the behavior does not work. Looks my conversion about thread:set is not correct.

Does someone know can explain thread in Löve 0.8 or Channel in Löve 0.9 ?

EDIT 2:
finally that topic explain enough how that works and problem is solved
http://love2d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=76670
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