What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

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Re: What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

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:'DD

Well, sounds like this is one of those games I really could enjoy :D
Good luck !
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Chèvre wrote:Hi there,
So much impressive stuff from everyone!
Here's a screenshot of my first foray into LÖVE. (It's supposed to be pixel-doubled but I shrunk it so it doesn't take up too much space.)
Wow. Gorgeous style.
Did you make the arts by yourself ?
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Roland_Yonaba wrote:Great. Keep up the good job.
KingRecycle wrote: I wanted to use string interpolation but all that did was made me confused and I wasn't sure how I would set the position of things and it was overall confusing
Well, try my Allen. Or at least, rip the function you need (see line 263)

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function _.substitute(str,value) return (str:gsub('%${*([%w]+)}*',value)) end

--Example
print(_.subtitute('value = ${value}',100))
You could also put that function in the string table:

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function string:substitute(value) return self:gsub('%${*([%w]+)}*', value) end
And use it as such:

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("foo ${value}"):substitute(3)
str = "x = ${value}"
x:substitute(4)
But, unless I'm missing something, would string.format do the job?

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("value = %s"):format(3)
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Re: What's everyone working on? (tigsource inspired)

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BlackBulletIV wrote: But, unless I'm missing something, would string.format do the job?

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("value = %s"):format(3)
Oh, yes, it does. This function is just useful to capture specific patterns ($var or ${var}) an replace them with the provided value.
BlackBulletIV wrote: Edit: 1111 posts!
Happy 1111th post to you.
Think i'll reach that by 2111. Yes, I intend to live 'till this year. So far, so good.
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Roland_Yonaba wrote:Happy 1111th post to you.
Think i'll reach that by 2111.
According to Wolfram Alpha, you can expect to reach that post count November next year. So I think you'll live to see that. ;)
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Larsii30 wrote:Good luck !
Thanks! Hopefully you can play it soon ;)
Roland_Yonaba wrote:Wow. Gorgeous style.
Did you make the arts by yourself ?
Thank you!
Yes, I did. Picking the right colors was actually the trickiest part! I used grafx2, which is IMO the finest pixel art tool around.
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Robin wrote:So I think you'll live to see that. ;)
Well, we never know.
My people may need me in the meantime.
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Roland_Yonaba wrote:Happy 1111th post to you.
Thank you. :)
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