Require error after zipping folder into .love file

[Robin]

That might also explain why having a directory and a file with the same name + ".lua" fails. On the other hand, it might not.

I mean, middleclass-extras has been already used in other .love files, hasn't it?

IIRC, I do it like this:

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/
    main.lua
    /middleclass-extras
        /middleclass

[kikito]

Mmm.

So what are the options?

Should I rename middleclass & middleclass-extras to something shorter ? I really like 'middleclass' It's got some punch.

The folder layout I'd prefer would be having middleclass-extras is inside middleclass; maybe calling its folder 'extras':

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middleclass/
  |
  +- middleclass.lua
  +- LICENSE.txt
  +- init.lua
  `- extras/ -> middleclass-extras here

So the require would be

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require 'middleclass'
require 'middleclass.extras'

Or is there a flag that can be activated on physfs that prevents this from happening?

[Robin]

Oh, by the way, I think you can make require "middleclass" work by renaming init.lua to __init.lua. IIRC it is one of the locations checked.

[thelinx]

Oh, by the way, I think you can make require "middleclass" work by renaming init.lua to __init.lua. IIRC it is one of the locations checked.

No, it's "init.lua".

[Robin]

Oh, by the way, I think you can make require "middleclass" work by renaming init.lua to __init.lua. IIRC it is one of the locations checked.

No, it's "init.lua".

Never mind then.

[TechnoCat]

No more talking in tongues __Init__.py