Hangman

[Nixola]

If I manage to get bored enough to code it, I'll call it "Hangman Coded Only And Absolutely By Nixola From Love2d.org's Forum"

[substitute541]

I agree with Codex that this should be a new tutorial for the Love2D Wiki.

But this person, should learn Lua and Love2D first before he requests a game.

Anyways, I might create one in my free time... although, with the proper credits on it.

[substitute541]

Here's a dictionary of 172,806 words, just in case anyone needs it... (note : you need a text editor that supports newline character).

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/105405645/words

[veethree]

I might do that..But i'll make sure to put my name and variations of it all over the code so you can't just take credit for it

[nupetname]

btw i just asc for help cos i have never learn lua.. if someone can help i apreciate thatt

[Nixola]

You might ask, then, where can you learn Lua

[Saegor]

try to make something with this

nothing is working yet but you may find some inspiration

[nupetname]

here on this forum no one is going to get help

[Jasoco]

Here's a dictionary of 172,806 words, just in case anyone needs it... (note : you need a text editor that supports newline character).

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/105405645/words

Out of curiosity I decided to load all the words into a table. Surprisingly it only took .8 seconds to load them all and didn't take up much memory at all.

Color me shocked and surprised and pleased.

Curious, what's the source of this list and is there a permanent repository that can be accessed for updating in the future? Just in case I ever decide to do anything word-game related.

[substitute541]

Here's a dictionary of 172,806 words, just in case anyone needs it... (note : you need a text editor that supports newline character).

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/105405645/words

Out of curiosity I decided to load all the words into a table. Surprisingly it only took .8 seconds to load them all and didn't take up much memory at all.

Color me shocked and surprised and pleased.

Curious, what's the source of this list and is there a permanent repository that can be accessed for updating in the future? Just in case I ever decide to do anything word-game related.

Um, yeah, it was from some free online course problem sets (specifically, pset3 about finishing an implementation of Scramble by making a lookup function using any search algorithm [mine is binary search]).