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Ref
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by Ref »
Not to muddy the water but when I try undef's little example I get all zeros.
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00000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000
Windows 7 using Love 9.2 and Love 10
md5 _VERSION = "md5.lua 0.5.0",
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kikito
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The current md5.lua version is 1.0.2. Please try that one instead.
When I write def I mean function.
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Ref
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Ok! Tried the newer md5.
Get same printout for multiple calls to md5.sumhexa when print is used in Love.
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160607b5160607b5160607b5160607b5
160607b5160607b5160607b5160607b5
160607b5160607b5160607b5160607b5
but when I use love.print I get
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1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda
1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda
1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda1ab79eda
for 3 md5.sumhexas calls but
for <3 or >3 md5.sumhexa
If I put a blank print between each print I get
no matter how many times md5.sumhexa is called.
Don't know if this makes any sense to you.
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undef
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by undef »
@Kikito:
I used LÖVE 0.9.2 for this on Arch Linux.
Does this not happen on your computer?
Happy Halloween, I guess?
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by szensk »
This is a strange error.
I tried replicating on my machine but
no success. Do either of you have a complete example I can test?
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