Oh no, nobody likes my ugly ----Petunien wrote: I'm a noob. I don't distinguish all the versions.
I'm using the version: "------ löve2d source port to android - love-native-android -----------------------------"
(By the way, the structure of the first post isn't that easy to read, in my opinion)
You should check the output of logcat, it tells you what is wrong:Petunien wrote:I made a little particle which is working fine on my PC.
It doesn't work on my little Samsung GT i5500 (Android 2.2).
Maybe you see the error or there's another trouble.
It's in the attached files.
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09-13 21:31:25.320: E/liblove(5319): [string "main.lua"]:4: attempt to call method 'setColors' (a nil value)
Love.filesystem support is planned, as far as I know. It's not ready yet.Petunien wrote:Is writing to a *.txt or *.lua file now possible?
I read already that it's not, but that post was old, so I ask.
It's enough when the file would be only temporary.
Edit: Oh, and please say, LÖVE-Android does support LuaSocket.
We are working on it. I did some quick changes but I seems like it is more complicated than I expected. I thought it would be a 1-2 hour thing, but it seems like I was wrong. Anyway, we have two filesystem things left to do: File access and love files within apks.Petunien wrote:Is writing to a *.txt or *.lua file now possible?
I read already that it's not, but that post was old, so I ask.
It's enough when the file would be only temporary.
Yepp, already supported.Edit: Oh, and please say, LÖVE-Android does support LuaSocket.
For that I sould suggest support for sqlite3.T-Bone wrote:Having only a temporary file to write to is NOT enough, though. In what kind of game is it okay not to be able to save? Even a simple snake game needs a high score table.
What? Why? This is a port of LÖVE, it should work as similarly to LÖVE as possible.miko wrote:For that I sould suggest support for sqlite3.T-Bone wrote:Having only a temporary file to write to is NOT enough, though. In what kind of game is it okay not to be able to save? Even a simple snake game needs a high score table.
Because major mobile platforms usually have support for this, and sqlite3 is natural fit for such requirements.T-Bone wrote:What? Why? This is a port of LÖVE, it should work as similarly to LÖVE as possible.miko wrote:For that I sould suggest support for sqlite3.T-Bone wrote:Having only a temporary file to write to is NOT enough, though. In what kind of game is it okay not to be able to save? Even a simple snake game needs a high score table.