LÖVE

As I said, use io.read to get to that input.

I remember having a similar issue, I had to use love._openConsole() too to have Bartbes' Repler working correctly

t.console = true makes LÖVE call love._openConsole() after requiring main.lua and before love.load/love.run is called.

Yeah, I noticed I was being stupid as always and requiring Repler (so, calling io.read) before love.load

T-Bone wrote:You still haven't uploaded a .love containing the code that doesn't work for you. love.conf should be enough.

If you upload it, we can probably tell what's wrong.

Here's your answer:

B-Man99 wrote:I am using Love 0.8.0, the normal one, and I have tried this with everything from my own .love files to Mari0 (stabyourself.net) and Platform Guy (from these forums).

Boolsheet wrote:As I said, use io.read to get to that input.

Thank you. I think I understand now.

slime wrote:t.console = true makes LÖVE call love._openConsole() after requiring main.lua and before love.load/love.run is called.

Okay. Thanks for the explanation

RECAP: My problem, though not fixed, have enough alternatives that I don't need anything else. If you have more info, please tell me about it, but things are good for now. Thanks everyone for all of your help.

In 0.9.0, love._openConsole will be called before main.lua is loaded, so print will behave as expected (except when used in conf.lua).

Thanks for the info Slime