LÖVE

Looks awesome.

I keep getting errors: You should probably use # instead of string.len, by the way.

Robin wrote:I keep getting errors:

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Error: [string "client.lua"]:43: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
stack traceback:
	[C]: in function 'len'
	[string "client.lua"]:43: in function 'CheckPreformed'
	[string "client.lua"]:60: in function 'callback'
	[string "LUBE.lua"]:318: in function 'update'
	[string "main.lua"]:155: in function 'update'
	[string "boot.lua"]:1: in function <[string "boot.lua"]:1>
	[C]: in function 'xpcall'

You should probably use # instead of string.len, by the way.

Any reason that string.len even exists then? Also, what code are you using anyways? The only one I've updated in months is the code off the SVN.

The # operator was added in Lua 5.1, and replaces string.len and table.getn. If you've been reading the online version of Programming in Lua, it is written for Lua 5.0 (Lua 5.1 came out in 2006 IIRC), so many parts of it are out of date/no longer valid.

I guess I've just been adverse to using it because I have so many dictionary tables and numbered tables with gaps that I have to use a custom table.Count() instead of # to get an accurate number. Never even knew I could use it for strings. Find and Replace in files FTW.

Lap wrote:Also, what code are you using anyways? The only one I've updated in months is the code off the SVN.

I got the code straight from SVN trunk.

Apparently I didn't commit that last fix. It's on the SVN. However, that just brings up another problem...

If you are seeing that error at all it means that some how you are dropping packets from yourself. That shouldn't happen on a localhost and isn't something I've been able replicate without artificially modding my rate through the roof.

Huh. To be honest, I have no idea what I had been doing. I just clicked some buttons and then it crashed.

Just try singleplayer->quickstart. I'm always screwing around with the other options experimenting with stuff. I break a lot of the other options fairly frequently. I don't have enough foolproof safeguards in place for people just randomly trying to throw up a server or map yet without knowing what they are doing.

I actually tried that first. It crashed.