Not even then, because you'd need to surround the first literal in parentheses.zac352 wrote:"Thanks" "people" of course wouldn't, unless you set the metatable of strings to automatically concatenate when __call is used.
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> getmetatable('').__call = function(self, other) return self..other end
> ='a' 'b'
stdin:1: '<eof>' expected near ''b''
> =('a') 'b'
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function love.load()
scrx = 640; scry = 480; zx = (scrx/2); zy = (scry/2); zi = 200;
love.graphics.setMode(scrx, scry, false, true, 0);
love.graphics.setFont(30);
end
function love.draw()
love.graphics.line(zx - zi, zy, zx + zi, zy);
love.graphics.line(zx, zy - zi, zx, zy + zi);
-- please update this - "printF" code
love.graphics.printf("start".." ".."game" ,zx, zy, 0, "center")
end
What do you mean? Is there a problem?com_1 wrote:Please update this - "printF" code
Your fourth argument is the limit. How far the string can go before it's split into more lines.com_1 wrote:I want to add a simple word "start game" in the center of the screen.
Instead, the command "printF" divides it ("start game") in half.
what is wrong.
Here is the code.
love.graphics.printf("start game" ,320, 240, 0, "center")
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scrx = 640; scry = 480;
love.graphics.printf("start game" , 0, (scry/2), scrx, "center")
Try practising some little things before trying to delve right into a big project.com_1 wrote:Nobody wants to create a joint project on "Love2D" ?
Separately to create a hard and together, we force(power).
