I'm very pleased to write with you, but I think we do not understand each other because of my bad english. Sorry, I'm trying hard ;) However. The following two have the same result: love.graphics.print({green, "TEXT"}, 10, 10) And love.graphics.setColor(green) love.graphics.print("TEX...

Well. It actually is doing exactly the same! Not exactly I think. love.graphics.setColor(green) love.graphics.print({blue, "TEXT"}, 10, 10) is not the same as: love.graphics.setColor(green) love.graphics.setColor(blue) love.graphics.print("TEXT", 10, 10) This is what I mean.

@zorg
Thanks for the explanation!

Is working for me. I used io.open and file:lines.
Now I found love.filesystem.lines
I'll change this in my app for better consistency.
Thank you!

I have two directories: [LOVE2D directory] and [App directory] . When I start app from LOVE2D directory using love.exe "App directory" , for every newImage, newSource, newFont etc. current directory is [App directory] , only for io.open current directory is [LOVE2D directory] . Is this OK?...

I expected coloredText option for print do the same as setColor (for the moment). Now I understand is not. Thank you!

I have a program (v0.11): local green = {0, 1, 0, 1} local blue = {0, 0, 1, 1} local white = {1, 1, 1, 1} function love.draw() love.graphics.setColor(green) -- something -- love.graphics.setColor(white) love.graphics.print({blue, "TEXT"}, 10, 10) end Text is not printed in blue unless colo...

davisdude wrote: ↑Mon Jan 01, 2018 4:50 pm You can use the isTouch parameter for mousepressed/released to determine if it originated as a touch or click.

You probably don't understand what I mean. I can't use isTouch parameter because love.mousepressed() is NOT triggered when I touch the screen. Is triggered in other, wrong moment.

love uses SDL for input, and SDL's touch/mouse event code on Windows uses Microsoft's Windows APIs pretty directly. This might be an issue with Windows or your touchscreen's drivers. OK, love.touchpressed() and love.touchreleased() working fine, I can use them for touch instead of mouse callbacks, ...

When touch is RELEASED two callbacks are triggered: love.touchreleased() and love.mousereleased() and it seems to be OK,but when touch is PRESSED only love.touchpressed() is triggered, however love.mousepressed() is triggered when touch is moved or when touch is released (together with love.mouserel...