Hello, Can anyone tell me what really return the function love.filesystem.read()? like... filename = "the/directory/to/the/file" word=love.filesystem.read(filename) I have a file contain just words that beginning with 'A' and I write the directory for the file, but when I print [love.graph...

thanks for the pong code!

Thanks, that's convenient!

Ok, problem solved. Probably "dependency hell"...

nah, even in ppa there is error messages, and in ubuntu store there's a 0.10.1 version to download(not work too).

Hello,

I think I'm in those so called dependency hell, anyway

I can't install the new version, Ubuntu say: can't intall the new because the currently installed have a problem... and never repair...

(even zerobrain doesn't recognize this anymore...)

Help?

I now see this, is put love before the folder where the archive exist and type the name of the folder, and now it work!

Really, thank you for your patience.

Yes and I did this(in terminal, go to the directory of the folder and type: love maq.love), but don’t run, there's something that I don’t see... but what? (and note: maq.love is not compressed, but ham.love was compressed and work in the terminal).

Pgimeno: Yes, I tested using terminal with ram.love -- "{directory}/ love ham.love" and worked, but... When I try with another file like "maq.love" the results is other, this time I not compressed the archive and type 'love maq.love" or "love main.lua" and the resu...

You can also zip them, but if you do, the directory or file that you specify must contain a main.lua in the top level (not in any subdirectory). You did this part right with main.love, but you didn't include the image into main.love. It also works for me if I do: zip main.love Hamster.png main.lua ...