Quit instead of "No Game"

[pestocat]

There's a little bug with macOS right now.
Booting love2d games with "open -n -a love /game/path/", brings up a "No Game" screen about 2/3 of the time, and the other 1/3 brings up the game.

I was wondering if theres an adjustment I can make to the love.run function to make the game just quit if it can't find the game.

Thanks!

[veethree]

I don't think that's a love.run thing. I'm talking out of my ass, But i'd guess the "no game" screen is a .löve file or something like that that löve loads if you run it without a game. If that's the case you'd probably have to modify the löve source for it to quit.

[pestocat]

Inspecting the source a bit I see that you are certainly correct, this is hardcoded into boot.lua.
It seems a little overkill to recompile just to change a few lines in this script, but I guess that what I would have to do?

https://bitbucket.org/rude/love/src/def ... s/boot.lua

If I were I think it would be something like this:
line 371:

if not can_has_game then
local nogame = require("love.nogame")
nogame()
end

--becomes-->

if not can_has_game then
love.quit()
end



Any objections to this approach?

[slime]

There's a little bug with macOS right now.
Booting love2d games with "open -n -a love /game/path/", brings up a "No Game" screen about 2/3 of the time, and the other 1/3 brings up the game.

This is a bug which should be fixed in love 11.2. You can test out a preview build here to see if the fix works for you: https://bitbucket.org/slime73/love_macbin/get/tip.zip

[pestocat]

Thank you slime, problem solved!