Loading another script
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:03 pm
Hi, guys!
I'm from Ukraine, so don `t know English, I will rely on its leash basic knowledge of the language ... Immediately ask forgiveness for the poor knowledge of English ...
I'm 15 years old and my name is Yaroslav!
Now to business ...
I started razrabatovat their first game at Love (Previously, he worked only for Basic and C like) and collided with a problem that occurs in support of several scripts, is not very convenient to load a script from a file into a file and there propisovat believe that all zanogo ... I do not see the difference between downloading the file and write the code directly into the main script ...
I think it would be much more convenient to write this function love.run.script ("script.lua") and it made a transition to another script, you will agree it's much easier ... though not in all cases, but most ...
I and many will be very happy if you do it.
Thanks in advance!
PS I wish you happiness, joy and all the Keep it in the new year and may have already passed your Christmas to you all!
Sincerely, Yaroslav.
I'm from Ukraine, so don `t know English, I will rely on its leash basic knowledge of the language ... Immediately ask forgiveness for the poor knowledge of English ...
I'm 15 years old and my name is Yaroslav!
Now to business ...
I started razrabatovat their first game at Love (Previously, he worked only for Basic and C like) and collided with a problem that occurs in support of several scripts, is not very convenient to load a script from a file into a file and there propisovat believe that all zanogo ... I do not see the difference between downloading the file and write the code directly into the main script ...
I think it would be much more convenient to write this function love.run.script ("script.lua") and it made a transition to another script, you will agree it's much easier ... though not in all cases, but most ...
I and many will be very happy if you do it.
Thanks in advance!
PS I wish you happiness, joy and all the Keep it in the new year and may have already passed your Christmas to you all!
Sincerely, Yaroslav.