Well, I wrote the function, it works by finding spaces. I'm sure any of you could make something like this, But hopefully it helps someone. Please excuse my sloppy programing, I'm told it burns eyes. function love.load() stuff = {} data , size = love.filesystem.read("YourFileNameHere.txt",...

Yeah... I thought so.. *sigh* I hoped I just did something wrong..
oh well, is there any way to force close the file,
or another simple way to get lines?

I guess I could just write a function to take the lines I want myself, but I hoped I wouldn't have to..

Less work = better, yes?

Also..
The first part of each code is run in love.load,
But the second parts are run when a key is pressed.

I just omitted that code 'cause I figured it wouldn't make a difference.

I'm not getting any errors anywhere else, but if you need the whole code I can put it up.

The error is from "love.filesystem.write("opts.txt", a, all )"

I'm having Some trouble with love.filesystem.write, it works when I use data, size = love.filesystem.read("opts.txt", all ) a = data * 1 love.filesystem.write("opts.txt", a, all ) but not when I use stuff = {} for line in love.filesystem.lines ("opts.txt") do table.inse...