LÖVE

Raider wrote:You use the BF interpreter implemented in Python?

bartbes wrote:people? only one personality here

bartbes wrote:one of the most annoying things is that you cant copy a table
and though debbugging nils is not easy but it provides some new ways to handle stuff

Robin wrote:It's also a shame that you can't just print() tables.

function printtable(t)
  for k,v in pairs(t) do
     print(tostring(k)..": "..tostring(v))
  end
end

function printtable(t, i)
  if not i then i = 0 end
  local indent = string.rep("\t", i)
  for k,v in pairs(t) do
    if type(v) == "table" then
      print(indent..tostring(k).." (table): ")
      printtable(v, i+1)
    else
      print(indent..tostring(k)..": "..tostring(v))
    end
  end
end

oldprint = print
function print(...)
  local a = {...}
  if #a == 1 and type(a[1]) == "table" then -- only printtable if there's one argument (and it's a table)
    printtable(a1)
  else
    oldprint(...)
  end
end

anjo wrote:There's your basic printtable function.

We can also get more complicated and implement recursion through tables inside tables...
<snip />
Only if you call print with one argument, that is a table, will it do printtable. (The reason for this is because trying to reconcile printtable with print's standard formatting is an exercise in tearing your hair out )

Raider wrote:Threads are not transformers which become vehicles for discussion about Python vs Lua.