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* 2018-10-16 Alexander Griffith <griffitaj@gmail.com>
- Updated love version in love-release.sh to 11.1
- Added libs fennelview, lume & stdio

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love.conf = function(t)
t.gammacorrect = true
t.title, t.identity = "Minimal", "Minimal"
t.modules.joystick = false
t.modules.physics = false
t.window.width = 720
t.window.height = 450
t.window.vsync = false
t.version = "11.1"
end

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local bump = {
_VERSION = 'bump v3.1.7',
_URL = 'https://github.com/kikito/bump.lua',
_DESCRIPTION = 'A collision detection library for Lua',
_LICENSE = [[
MIT LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2014 Enrique García Cota
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included
in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
]]
}
------------------------------------------
-- Auxiliary functions
------------------------------------------
local DELTA = 1e-10 -- floating-point margin of error
local abs, floor, ceil, min, max = math.abs, math.floor, math.ceil, math.min, math.max
local function sign(x)
if x > 0 then return 1 end
if x == 0 then return 0 end
return -1
end
local function nearest(x, a, b)
if abs(a - x) < abs(b - x) then return a else return b end
end
local function assertType(desiredType, value, name)
if type(value) ~= desiredType then
error(name .. ' must be a ' .. desiredType .. ', but was ' .. tostring(value) .. '(a ' .. type(value) .. ')')
end
end
local function assertIsPositiveNumber(value, name)
if type(value) ~= 'number' or value <= 0 then
error(name .. ' must be a positive integer, but was ' .. tostring(value) .. '(' .. type(value) .. ')')
end
end
local function assertIsRect(x,y,w,h)
assertType('number', x, 'x')
assertType('number', y, 'y')
assertIsPositiveNumber(w, 'w')
assertIsPositiveNumber(h, 'h')
end
local defaultFilter = function()
return 'slide'
end
------------------------------------------
-- Rectangle functions
------------------------------------------
local function rect_getNearestCorner(x,y,w,h, px, py)
return nearest(px, x, x+w), nearest(py, y, y+h)
end
-- This is a generalized implementation of the liang-barsky algorithm, which also returns
-- the normals of the sides where the segment intersects.
-- Returns nil if the segment never touches the rect
-- Notice that normals are only guaranteed to be accurate when initially ti1, ti2 == -math.huge, math.huge
local function rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices(x,y,w,h, x1,y1,x2,y2, ti1,ti2)
ti1, ti2 = ti1 or 0, ti2 or 1
local dx, dy = x2-x1, y2-y1
local nx, ny
local nx1, ny1, nx2, ny2 = 0,0,0,0
local p, q, r
for side = 1,4 do
if side == 1 then nx,ny,p,q = -1, 0, -dx, x1 - x -- left
elseif side == 2 then nx,ny,p,q = 1, 0, dx, x + w - x1 -- right
elseif side == 3 then nx,ny,p,q = 0, -1, -dy, y1 - y -- top
else nx,ny,p,q = 0, 1, dy, y + h - y1 -- bottom
end
if p == 0 then
if q <= 0 then return nil end
else
r = q / p
if p < 0 then
if r > ti2 then return nil
elseif r > ti1 then ti1,nx1,ny1 = r,nx,ny
end
else -- p > 0
if r < ti1 then return nil
elseif r < ti2 then ti2,nx2,ny2 = r,nx,ny
end
end
end
end
return ti1,ti2, nx1,ny1, nx2,ny2
end
-- Calculates the minkowsky difference between 2 rects, which is another rect
local function rect_getDiff(x1,y1,w1,h1, x2,y2,w2,h2)
return x2 - x1 - w1,
y2 - y1 - h1,
w1 + w2,
h1 + h2
end
local function rect_containsPoint(x,y,w,h, px,py)
return px - x > DELTA and py - y > DELTA and
x + w - px > DELTA and y + h - py > DELTA
end
local function rect_isIntersecting(x1,y1,w1,h1, x2,y2,w2,h2)
return x1 < x2+w2 and x2 < x1+w1 and
y1 < y2+h2 and y2 < y1+h1
end
local function rect_getSquareDistance(x1,y1,w1,h1, x2,y2,w2,h2)
local dx = x1 - x2 + (w1 - w2)/2
local dy = y1 - y2 + (h1 - h2)/2
return dx*dx + dy*dy
end
local function rect_detectCollision(x1,y1,w1,h1, x2,y2,w2,h2, goalX, goalY)
goalX = goalX or x1
goalY = goalY or y1
local dx, dy = goalX - x1, goalY - y1
local x,y,w,h = rect_getDiff(x1,y1,w1,h1, x2,y2,w2,h2)
local overlaps, ti, nx, ny
if rect_containsPoint(x,y,w,h, 0,0) then -- item was intersecting other
local px, py = rect_getNearestCorner(x,y,w,h, 0, 0)
local wi, hi = min(w1, abs(px)), min(h1, abs(py)) -- area of intersection
ti = -wi * hi -- ti is the negative area of intersection
overlaps = true
else
local ti1,ti2,nx1,ny1 = rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices(x,y,w,h, 0,0,dx,dy, -math.huge, math.huge)
-- item tunnels into other
if ti1
and ti1 < 1
and (abs(ti1 - ti2) >= DELTA) -- special case for rect going through another rect's corner
and (0 < ti1 + DELTA
or 0 == ti1 and ti2 > 0)
then
ti, nx, ny = ti1, nx1, ny1
overlaps = false
end
end
if not ti then return end
local tx, ty
if overlaps then
if dx == 0 and dy == 0 then
-- intersecting and not moving - use minimum displacement vector
local px, py = rect_getNearestCorner(x,y,w,h, 0,0)
if abs(px) < abs(py) then py = 0 else px = 0 end
nx, ny = sign(px), sign(py)
tx, ty = x1 + px, y1 + py
else
-- intersecting and moving - move in the opposite direction
local ti1, _
ti1,_,nx,ny = rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices(x,y,w,h, 0,0,dx,dy, -math.huge, 1)
if not ti1 then return end
tx, ty = x1 + dx * ti1, y1 + dy * ti1
end
else -- tunnel
tx, ty = x1 + dx * ti, y1 + dy * ti
end
return {
overlaps = overlaps,
ti = ti,
move = {x = dx, y = dy},
normal = {x = nx, y = ny},
touch = {x = tx, y = ty},
itemRect = {x = x1, y = y1, w = w1, h = h1},
otherRect = {x = x2, y = y2, w = w2, h = h2}
}
end
------------------------------------------
-- Grid functions
------------------------------------------
local function grid_toWorld(cellSize, cx, cy)
return (cx - 1)*cellSize, (cy-1)*cellSize
end
local function grid_toCell(cellSize, x, y)
return floor(x / cellSize) + 1, floor(y / cellSize) + 1
end
-- grid_traverse* functions are based on "A Fast Voxel Traversal Algorithm for Ray Tracing",
-- by John Amanides and Andrew Woo - http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~amana/research/grid.pdf
-- It has been modified to include both cells when the ray "touches a grid corner",
-- and with a different exit condition
local function grid_traverse_initStep(cellSize, ct, t1, t2)
local v = t2 - t1
if v > 0 then
return 1, cellSize / v, ((ct + v) * cellSize - t1) / v
elseif v < 0 then
return -1, -cellSize / v, ((ct + v - 1) * cellSize - t1) / v
else
return 0, math.huge, math.huge
end
end
local function grid_traverse(cellSize, x1,y1,x2,y2, f)
local cx1,cy1 = grid_toCell(cellSize, x1,y1)
local cx2,cy2 = grid_toCell(cellSize, x2,y2)
local stepX, dx, tx = grid_traverse_initStep(cellSize, cx1, x1, x2)
local stepY, dy, ty = grid_traverse_initStep(cellSize, cy1, y1, y2)
local cx,cy = cx1,cy1
f(cx, cy)
-- The default implementation had an infinite loop problem when
-- approaching the last cell in some occassions. We finish iterating
-- when we are *next* to the last cell
while abs(cx - cx2) + abs(cy - cy2) > 1 do
if tx < ty then
tx, cx = tx + dx, cx + stepX
f(cx, cy)
else
-- Addition: include both cells when going through corners
if tx == ty then f(cx + stepX, cy) end
ty, cy = ty + dy, cy + stepY
f(cx, cy)
end
end
-- If we have not arrived to the last cell, use it
if cx ~= cx2 or cy ~= cy2 then f(cx2, cy2) end
end
local function grid_toCellRect(cellSize, x,y,w,h)
local cx,cy = grid_toCell(cellSize, x, y)
local cr,cb = ceil((x+w) / cellSize), ceil((y+h) / cellSize)
return cx, cy, cr - cx + 1, cb - cy + 1
end
------------------------------------------
-- Responses
------------------------------------------
local touch = function(world, col, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
return col.touch.x, col.touch.y, {}, 0
end
local cross = function(world, col, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
local cols, len = world:project(col.item, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
return goalX, goalY, cols, len
end
local slide = function(world, col, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
goalX = goalX or x
goalY = goalY or y
local tch, move = col.touch, col.move
if move.x ~= 0 or move.y ~= 0 then
if col.normal.x ~= 0 then
goalX = tch.x
else
goalY = tch.y
end
end
col.slide = {x = goalX, y = goalY}
x,y = tch.x, tch.y
local cols, len = world:project(col.item, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
return goalX, goalY, cols, len
end
local bounce = function(world, col, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
goalX = goalX or x
goalY = goalY or y
local tch, move = col.touch, col.move
local tx, ty = tch.x, tch.y
local bx, by = tx, ty
if move.x ~= 0 or move.y ~= 0 then
local bnx, bny = goalX - tx, goalY - ty
if col.normal.x == 0 then bny = -bny else bnx = -bnx end
bx, by = tx + bnx, ty + bny
end
col.bounce = {x = bx, y = by}
x,y = tch.x, tch.y
goalX, goalY = bx, by
local cols, len = world:project(col.item, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
return goalX, goalY, cols, len
end
------------------------------------------
-- World
------------------------------------------
local World = {}
local World_mt = {__index = World}
-- Private functions and methods
local function sortByWeight(a,b) return a.weight < b.weight end
local function sortByTiAndDistance(a,b)
if a.ti == b.ti then
local ir, ar, br = a.itemRect, a.otherRect, b.otherRect
local ad = rect_getSquareDistance(ir.x,ir.y,ir.w,ir.h, ar.x,ar.y,ar.w,ar.h)
local bd = rect_getSquareDistance(ir.x,ir.y,ir.w,ir.h, br.x,br.y,br.w,br.h)
return ad < bd
end
return a.ti < b.ti
end
local function addItemToCell(self, item, cx, cy)
self.rows[cy] = self.rows[cy] or setmetatable({}, {__mode = 'v'})
local row = self.rows[cy]
row[cx] = row[cx] or {itemCount = 0, x = cx, y = cy, items = setmetatable({}, {__mode = 'k'})}
local cell = row[cx]
self.nonEmptyCells[cell] = true
if not cell.items[item] then
cell.items[item] = true
cell.itemCount = cell.itemCount + 1
end
end
local function removeItemFromCell(self, item, cx, cy)
local row = self.rows[cy]
if not row or not row[cx] or not row[cx].items[item] then return false end
local cell = row[cx]
cell.items[item] = nil
cell.itemCount = cell.itemCount - 1
if cell.itemCount == 0 then
self.nonEmptyCells[cell] = nil
end
return true
end
local function getDictItemsInCellRect(self, cl,ct,cw,ch)
local items_dict = {}
for cy=ct,ct+ch-1 do
local row = self.rows[cy]
if row then
for cx=cl,cl+cw-1 do
local cell = row[cx]
if cell and cell.itemCount > 0 then -- no cell.itemCount > 1 because tunneling
for item,_ in pairs(cell.items) do
items_dict[item] = true
end
end
end
end
end
return items_dict
end
local function getCellsTouchedBySegment(self, x1,y1,x2,y2)
local cells, cellsLen, visited = {}, 0, {}
grid_traverse(self.cellSize, x1,y1,x2,y2, function(cx, cy)
local row = self.rows[cy]
if not row then return end
local cell = row[cx]
if not cell or visited[cell] then return end
visited[cell] = true
cellsLen = cellsLen + 1
cells[cellsLen] = cell
end)
return cells, cellsLen
end
local function getInfoAboutItemsTouchedBySegment(self, x1,y1, x2,y2, filter)
local cells, len = getCellsTouchedBySegment(self, x1,y1,x2,y2)
local cell, rect, l,t,w,h, ti1,ti2, tii0,tii1
local visited, itemInfo, itemInfoLen = {},{},0
for i=1,len do
cell = cells[i]
for item in pairs(cell.items) do
if not visited[item] then
visited[item] = true
if (not filter or filter(item)) then
rect = self.rects[item]
l,t,w,h = rect.x,rect.y,rect.w,rect.h
ti1,ti2 = rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices(l,t,w,h, x1,y1, x2,y2, 0, 1)
if ti1 and ((0 < ti1 and ti1 < 1) or (0 < ti2 and ti2 < 1)) then
-- the sorting is according to the t of an infinite line, not the segment
tii0,tii1 = rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices(l,t,w,h, x1,y1, x2,y2, -math.huge, math.huge)
itemInfoLen = itemInfoLen + 1
itemInfo[itemInfoLen] = {item = item, ti1 = ti1, ti2 = ti2, weight = min(tii0,tii1)}
end
end
end
end
end
table.sort(itemInfo, sortByWeight)
return itemInfo, itemInfoLen
end
local function getResponseByName(self, name)
local response = self.responses[name]
if not response then
error(('Unknown collision type: %s (%s)'):format(name, type(name)))
end
return response
end
-- Misc Public Methods
function World:addResponse(name, response)
self.responses[name] = response
end
function World:project(item, x,y,w,h, goalX, goalY, filter)
assertIsRect(x,y,w,h)
goalX = goalX or x
goalY = goalY or y
filter = filter or defaultFilter
local collisions, len = {}, 0
local visited = {}
if item ~= nil then visited[item] = true end
-- This could probably be done with less cells using a polygon raster over the cells instead of a
-- bounding rect of the whole movement. Conditional to building a queryPolygon method
local tl, tt = min(goalX, x), min(goalY, y)
local tr, tb = max(goalX + w, x+w), max(goalY + h, y+h)
local tw, th = tr-tl, tb-tt
local cl,ct,cw,ch = grid_toCellRect(self.cellSize, tl,tt,tw,th)
local dictItemsInCellRect = getDictItemsInCellRect(self, cl,ct,cw,ch)
for other,_ in pairs(dictItemsInCellRect) do
if not visited[other] then
visited[other] = true
local responseName = filter(item, other)
if responseName then
local ox,oy,ow,oh = self:getRect(other)
local col = rect_detectCollision(x,y,w,h, ox,oy,ow,oh, goalX, goalY)
if col then
col.other = other
col.item = item
col.type = responseName
len = len + 1
collisions[len] = col
end
end
end
end
table.sort(collisions, sortByTiAndDistance)
return collisions, len
end
function World:countCells()
local count = 0
for _,row in pairs(self.rows) do
for _,_ in pairs(row) do
count = count + 1
end
end
return count
end
function World:hasItem(item)
return not not self.rects[item]
end
function World:getItems()
local items, len = {}, 0
for item,_ in pairs(self.rects) do
len = len + 1
items[len] = item
end
return items, len
end
function World:countItems()
local len = 0
for _ in pairs(self.rects) do len = len + 1 end
return len
end
function World:getRect(item)
local rect = self.rects[item]
if not rect then
error('Item ' .. tostring(item) .. ' must be added to the world before getting its rect. Use world:add(item, x,y,w,h) to add it first.')
end
return rect.x, rect.y, rect.w, rect.h
end
function World:toWorld(cx, cy)
return grid_toWorld(self.cellSize, cx, cy)
end
function World:toCell(x,y)
return grid_toCell(self.cellSize, x, y)
end
--- Query methods
function World:queryRect(x,y,w,h, filter)
assertIsRect(x,y,w,h)
local cl,ct,cw,ch = grid_toCellRect(self.cellSize, x,y,w,h)
local dictItemsInCellRect = getDictItemsInCellRect(self, cl,ct,cw,ch)
local items, len = {}, 0
local rect
for item,_ in pairs(dictItemsInCellRect) do
rect = self.rects[item]
if (not filter or filter(item))
and rect_isIntersecting(x,y,w,h, rect.x, rect.y, rect.w, rect.h)
then
len = len + 1
items[len] = item
end
end
return items, len
end
function World:queryPoint(x,y, filter)
local cx,cy = self:toCell(x,y)
local dictItemsInCellRect = getDictItemsInCellRect(self, cx,cy,1,1)
local items, len = {}, 0
local rect
for item,_ in pairs(dictItemsInCellRect) do
rect = self.rects[item]
if (not filter or filter(item))
and rect_containsPoint(rect.x, rect.y, rect.w, rect.h, x, y)
then
len = len + 1
items[len] = item
end
end
return items, len
end
function World:querySegment(x1, y1, x2, y2, filter)
local itemInfo, len = getInfoAboutItemsTouchedBySegment(self, x1, y1, x2, y2, filter)
local items = {}
for i=1, len do
items[i] = itemInfo[i].item
end
return items, len
end
function World:querySegmentWithCoords(x1, y1, x2, y2, filter)
local itemInfo, len = getInfoAboutItemsTouchedBySegment(self, x1, y1, x2, y2, filter)
local dx, dy = x2-x1, y2-y1
local info, ti1, ti2
for i=1, len do
info = itemInfo[i]
ti1 = info.ti1
ti2 = info.ti2
info.weight = nil
info.x1 = x1 + dx * ti1
info.y1 = y1 + dy * ti1
info.x2 = x1 + dx * ti2
info.y2 = y1 + dy * ti2
end
return itemInfo, len
end
--- Main methods
function World:add(item, x,y,w,h)
local rect = self.rects[item]
if rect then
error('Item ' .. tostring(item) .. ' added to the world twice.')
end
assertIsRect(x,y,w,h)
self.rects[item] = {x=x,y=y,w=w,h=h}
local cl,ct,cw,ch = grid_toCellRect(self.cellSize, x,y,w,h)
for cy = ct, ct+ch-1 do
for cx = cl, cl+cw-1 do
addItemToCell(self, item, cx, cy)
end
end
return item
end
function World:remove(item)
local x,y,w,h = self:getRect(item)
self.rects[item] = nil
local cl,ct,cw,ch = grid_toCellRect(self.cellSize, x,y,w,h)
for cy = ct, ct+ch-1 do
for cx = cl, cl+cw-1 do
removeItemFromCell(self, item, cx, cy)
end
end
end
function World:update(item, x2,y2,w2,h2)
local x1,y1,w1,h1 = self:getRect(item)
w2,h2 = w2 or w1, h2 or h1
assertIsRect(x2,y2,w2,h2)
if x1 ~= x2 or y1 ~= y2 or w1 ~= w2 or h1 ~= h2 then
local cellSize = self.cellSize
local cl1,ct1,cw1,ch1 = grid_toCellRect(cellSize, x1,y1,w1,h1)
local cl2,ct2,cw2,ch2 = grid_toCellRect(cellSize, x2,y2,w2,h2)
if cl1 ~= cl2 or ct1 ~= ct2 or cw1 ~= cw2 or ch1 ~= ch2 then
local cr1, cb1 = cl1+cw1-1, ct1+ch1-1
local cr2, cb2 = cl2+cw2-1, ct2+ch2-1
local cyOut
for cy = ct1, cb1 do
cyOut = cy < ct2 or cy > cb2
for cx = cl1, cr1 do
if cyOut or cx < cl2 or cx > cr2 then
removeItemFromCell(self, item, cx, cy)
end
end
end
for cy = ct2, cb2 do
cyOut = cy < ct1 or cy > cb1
for cx = cl2, cr2 do
if cyOut or cx < cl1 or cx > cr1 then
addItemToCell(self, item, cx, cy)
end
end
end
end
local rect = self.rects[item]
rect.x, rect.y, rect.w, rect.h = x2,y2,w2,h2
end
end
function World:move(item, goalX, goalY, filter)
local actualX, actualY, cols, len = self:check(item, goalX, goalY, filter)
self:update(item, actualX, actualY)
return actualX, actualY, cols, len
end
function World:check(item, goalX, goalY, filter)
filter = filter or defaultFilter
local visited = {[item] = true}
local visitedFilter = function(itm, other)
if visited[other] then return false end
return filter(itm, other)
end
local cols, len = {}, 0
local x,y,w,h = self:getRect(item)
local projected_cols, projected_len = self:project(item, x,y,w,h, goalX,goalY, visitedFilter)
while projected_len > 0 do
local col = projected_cols[1]
len = len + 1
cols[len] = col
visited[col.other] = true
local response = getResponseByName(self, col.type)
goalX, goalY, projected_cols, projected_len = response(
self,
col,
x, y, w, h,
goalX, goalY,
visitedFilter
)
end
return goalX, goalY, cols, len
end
-- Public library functions
bump.newWorld = function(cellSize)
cellSize = cellSize or 64
assertIsPositiveNumber(cellSize, 'cellSize')
local world = setmetatable({
cellSize = cellSize,
rects = {},
rows = {},
nonEmptyCells = {},
responses = {}
}, World_mt)
world:addResponse('touch', touch)
world:addResponse('cross', cross)
world:addResponse('slide', slide)
world:addResponse('bounce', bounce)
return world
end
bump.rect = {
getNearestCorner = rect_getNearestCorner,
getSegmentIntersectionIndices = rect_getSegmentIntersectionIndices,
getDiff = rect_getDiff,
containsPoint = rect_containsPoint,
isIntersecting = rect_isIntersecting,
getSquareDistance = rect_getSquareDistance,
detectCollision = rect_detectCollision
}
bump.responses = {
touch = touch,
cross = cross,
slide = slide,
bounce = bounce
}
return bump

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#!/usr/bin/env lua
local fennel_dir = arg[0]:match("(.-)[^\\/]+$")
package.path = fennel_dir .. "?.lua;" .. package.path
local fennel = require('fennel')
local help = [[
Usage: fennel [FLAG] [FILE]
--repl : Launch an interactive repl session
--compile FILES : Compile files and write their Lua to stdout
--help : Display this text
When not given a flag, runs the file given as the first argument.]]
local options = {
sourcemap = true,
}
local function dosafe(filename, opts, arg1)
local ok, val = xpcall(function()
return fennel.dofile(filename, opts, arg1)
end, fennel.traceback)
if not ok then
print(val)
os.exit(1)
end
return val
end
local compileOptHandlers = {
['--indent'] = function ()
options.indent = table.remove(arg, 3)
if options.indent == "false" then options.indent = false end
table.remove(arg, 2)
end,
['--sourcemap'] = function ()
options.sourcemap = table.remove(arg, 3)
if options.sourcemap == "false" then options.sourcemap = false end
table.remove(arg, 2)
end,
['--correlate'] = function ()
options.correlate = true
table.remove(arg, 2)
end,
}
if arg[1] == "--repl" or #arg == 0 then
local ppok, pp = pcall(fennel.dofile, fennel_dir .. "fennelview.fnl", options)
if ppok then
options.pp = pp
end
local initFilename = (os.getenv("HOME") or "") .. "/.fennelrc"
local init = io.open(initFilename, "rb")
if init then
init:close()
-- pass in options so fennerlrc can make changes to it
dosafe(initFilename, options, options)
end
print("Welcome to fennel!")
fennel.repl(options)
elseif arg[1] == "--compile" then
-- Handle options
while compileOptHandlers[arg[2]] do
compileOptHandlers[arg[2]]()
end
for i = 2, #arg do
local f = assert(io.open(arg[i], "rb"))
options.filename=arg[i]
local ok, val = xpcall(function()
return fennel.compileString(f:read("*all"), options)
end, fennel.traceback)
print(val)
if not ok then os.exit(1) end
f:close()
end
elseif #arg >= 1 and arg[1] ~= "--help" then
local filename = table.remove(arg, 1) -- let the script have remaining args
dosafe(filename)
else
print(help)
end

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local function _0_(str)
return ("\"" .. str:gsub("\"", "\\\"") .. "\"")
end
local quote = _0_
local short_control_char_escapes = ({["\11"] = "\\v", ["\12"] = "\\f", ["\13"] = "\\r", ["\7"] = "\\a", ["\8"] = "\\b", ["\9"] = "\\t", ["\n"] = "\\n"})
local function _1_()
local long = ({})
for i = 0, 31 do
local ch = string.char(i)
local function _2_()
if not short_control_char_escapes[ch] then
short_control_char_escapes[ch] = ("\\" .. i)
long[ch] = ("\\%03d"):format(i)
return nil
end
end
_2_()
end
return long
end
local long_control_char_esapes = _1_()
local function _2_(str)
local str = str:gsub("\\", "\\\\")
local str = str:gsub("(%c)%f[0-9]", long_control_char_esapes)
return str:gsub("%c", short_control_char_escapes)
end
local escape = _2_
local function _3_(k, len)
return ((type(k)) == ("number") and (1) <= (k) and (k) <= (len) and (math.floor(k)) == (k))
end
local sequence_key_3f = _3_
local type_order = ({["function"] = 5, boolean = 2, number = 1, string = 3, table = 4, thread = 7, userdata = 6})
local function _4_(a, b)
local ta = type(a)
local tb = type(b)
if ((ta) == (tb) and (ta) ~= ("boolean") and ((ta) == ("string") or (ta) == ("number"))) then
return (a) < (b)
else
local dta = type_order[a]
local dtb = type_order[b]
if (dta and dtb) then
return (dta) < (dtb)
elseif dta then
return true
elseif dtb then
return false
elseif "else" then
return (ta) < (tb)
end
end
end
local sort_keys = _4_
local function _5_(t)
local len = 1
for i in ipairs(t) do
len = i
end
return len
end
local get_sequence_length = _5_
local function _6_(t)
local keys = ({})
local sequence_length = get_sequence_length(t)
for k in pairs(t) do
local function _7_()
if not sequence_key_3f(k, sequence_length) then
return table.insert(keys, k)
end
end
_7_()
end
table.sort(keys, sort_keys)
return keys, sequence_length
end
local get_nonsequential_keys = _6_
local function recur(t, appearances)
local function _7_()
if (type(t)) == ("table") then
if not appearances[t] then
appearances[t] = 1
for k, v in pairs(t) do
recur(k, appearances)
recur(v, appearances)
end
return nil
end
else
if (t and (t) == (t)) then
appearances[t] = ((appearances[t] or 0) + 1)
return nil
end
end
end
_7_()
return appearances
end
local count_table_appearances = recur
local put_value = nil
local function _7_(self, ...)
for _, v in ipairs(({...})) do
table.insert(self.buffer, v)
end
return nil
end
local puts = _7_
local function _8_(self)
return puts(self, "\n", self.indent:rep(self.level))
end
local tabify = _8_
local function _9_(self, v)
return (self.ids[v]) ~= (nil)
end
local already_visited_3f = _9_
local function _10_(self, v)
local id = self.ids[v]
local function _11_()
if not id then
local tv = type(v)
id = ((self["max-ids"][tv] or 0) + 1)
self["max-ids"][tv] = id
self.ids[v] = id
return nil
end
end
_11_()
return tostring(id)
end
local get_id = _10_
local function _11_(self, t, length)
puts(self, "[")
self.level = (self.level + 1)
for i = 1, length do
puts(self, " ")
put_value(self, t[i])
end
self.level = (self.level - 1)
return puts(self, " ]")
end
local put_sequential_table = _11_
local function _12_(self, k)
if ((type(k)) == ("string") and k:find("^[%w?\\^_`!#$%&*+-./@~:|<=>]+$")) then
return puts(self, ":", k)
else
return put_value(self, k)
end
end
local put_key = _12_
local function _13_(self, t)
puts(self, "{")
self.level = (self.level + 1)
for k, v in pairs(t) do
tabify(self)
put_key(self, k)
puts(self, " ")
put_value(self, v)
end
self.level = (self.level - 1)
tabify(self)
return puts(self, "}")
end
local put_kv_table = _13_
local function _14_(self, t)
if already_visited_3f(self, t) then
return puts(self, "#<table ", get_id(self, t), ">")
elseif (self.level) >= (self.depth) then
return puts(self, "{...}")
elseif "else" then
local non_seq_keys, length = get_nonsequential_keys(t)
local id = get_id(self, t)
if (self.appearances[t]) > (1) then
return puts(self, "#<", id, ">")
elseif ((#non_seq_keys) == (0) and (#t) == (0)) then
return puts(self, "{}")
elseif (#non_seq_keys) == (0) then
return put_sequential_table(self, t, length)
elseif "else" then
return put_kv_table(self, t)
end
end
end
local put_table = _14_
local function _15_(self, v)
local tv = type(v)
if (tv) == ("string") then
return puts(self, quote(escape(v)))
elseif ((tv) == ("number") or (tv) == ("boolean") or (tv) == ("nil")) then
return puts(self, tostring(v))
elseif (tv) == ("table") then
return put_table(self, v)
elseif "else" then
return puts(self, "#<", tv, " ", get_id(self, v), ">")
end
end
put_value = _15_
local function _16_(root, options)
local options = (options or ({}))
local inspector = ({["max-ids"] = ({}), appearances = count_table_appearances(root, ({})), buffer = ({}), depth = (options.depth or 128), ids = ({}), indent = (options.indent or " "), level = 0})
put_value(inspector, root)
return table.concat(inspector.buffer)
end
return _16_

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-- https://love2d.org/wiki/General_math
return function(l1p1x,l1p1y, l1p2x,l1p2y, l2p1x,l2p1y, l2p2x,l2p2y)
local a1,b1,a2,b2 = l1p2y-l1p1y, l1p1x-l1p2x, l2p2y-l2p1y, l2p1x-l2p2x
local c1,c2 = a1*l1p1x+b1*l1p1y, a2*l2p1x+b2*l2p1y
local det,x,y = a1*b2 - a2*b1
if det==0 then return false, "The lines are parallel." end
x,y = (b2*c1-b1*c2)/det, (a1*c2-a2*c1)/det
if not (math.min(l1p1x,l1p2x) <= x and x <= math.max(l1p1x,l1p2x) and
math.min(l1p1y,l1p2y) <= y and y <= math.max(l1p1y,l1p2y)) or
not (math.min(l2p1x,l2p2x) <= x and x <= math.max(l2p1x,l2p2x) and
math.min(l2p1y,l2p2y) <= y and y <= math.max(l2p1y,l2p2y)) then
return false, "The lines don't intersect."
end
return x,y
end

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--
-- lume
--
-- Copyright (c) 2015 rxi
--
-- This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
-- under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.
--
local lume = { _version = "2.2.3" }
local pairs, ipairs = pairs, ipairs
local type, assert, unpack = type, assert, unpack or table.unpack
local tostring, tonumber = tostring, tonumber
local math_floor = math.floor
local math_ceil = math.ceil
local math_random = math.random
local math_atan2 = math.atan2 or math.atan
local math_sqrt = math.sqrt
local math_abs = math.abs
local noop = function()
end
local identity = function(x)
return x
end
local patternescape = function(str)
return str:gsub("[%(%)%.%%%+%-%*%?%[%]%^%$]", "%%%1")
end
local absindex = function(len, i)
return i < 0 and (len + i + 1) or i
end
local iscallable = function(x)
if type(x) == "function" then return true end
local mt = getmetatable(x)
return mt and mt.__call ~= nil
end
local getiter = function(x)
if lume.isarray(x) then
return ipairs
elseif type(x) == "table" then
return pairs
end
error("expected table", 3)
end
local iteratee = function(x)
if x == nil then return identity end
if iscallable(x) then return x end
if type(x) == "table" then
return function(z)
for k, v in pairs(x) do
if z[k] ~= v then return false end
end
return true
end
end
return function(z) return z[x] end
end
function lume.clamp(x, min, max)
return x < min and min or (x > max and max or x)
end
function lume.round(x, increment)
if increment then return lume.round(x / increment) * increment end
return x >= 0 and math_floor(x + .5) or math_ceil(x - .5)
end
function lume.sign(x)
return x < 0 and -1 or 1
end
function lume.lerp(a, b, amount)
return a + (b - a) * lume.clamp(amount, 0, 1)
end
function lume.smooth(a, b, amount)
local t = lume.clamp(amount, 0, 1)
local m = t * t * (3 - 2 * t)
return a + (b - a) * m
end
function lume.pingpong(x)
return 1 - math_abs(1 - x % 2)
end
function lume.distance(x1, y1, x2, y2, squared)
local dx = x1 - x2
local dy = y1 - y2
local s = dx * dx + dy * dy
return squared and s or math_sqrt(s)
end
function lume.angle(x1, y1, x2, y2)
return math_atan2(y2 - y1, x2 - x1)
end
function lume.random(a, b)
if not a then a, b = 0, 1 end
if not b then b = 0 end
return a + math_random() * (b - a)
end
function lume.randomchoice(t)
return t[math_random(#t)]
end
function lume.weightedchoice(t)
local sum = 0
for _, v in pairs(t) do
assert(v >= 0, "weight value less than zero")
sum = sum + v
end
assert(sum ~= 0, "all weights are zero")
local rnd = lume.random(sum)
for k, v in pairs(t) do
if rnd < v then return k end
rnd = rnd - v
end
end
function lume.isarray(x)
return (type(x) == "table" and x[1] ~= nil) and true or false
end
function lume.push(t, ...)
local n = select("#", ...)
for i = 1, n do
t[#t + 1] = select(i, ...)
end
return ...
end
function lume.remove(t, x)
local iter = getiter(t)
for i, v in iter(t) do
if v == x then
if lume.isarray(t) then
table.remove(t, i)
break
else
t[i] = nil
break
end
end
end
return x
end
function lume.clear(t)
local iter = getiter(t)
for k in iter(t) do
t[k] = nil
end
return t
end
function lume.extend(t, ...)
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local x = select(i, ...)
if x then
for k, v in pairs(x) do
t[k] = v
end
end
end
return t
end
function lume.shuffle(t)
local rtn = {}
for i = 1, #t do
local r = math_random(i)
if r ~= i then
rtn[i] = rtn[r]
end
rtn[r] = t[i]
end
return rtn
end
function lume.sort(t, comp)
local rtn = lume.clone(t)
if comp then
if type(comp) == "string" then
table.sort(rtn, function(a, b) return a[comp] < b[comp] end)
else
table.sort(rtn, comp)
end
else
table.sort(rtn)
end
return rtn
end
function lume.array(...)
local t = {}
for x in ... do t[#t + 1] = x end
return t
end
function lume.each(t, fn, ...)
local iter = getiter(t)
if type(fn) == "string" then
for _, v in iter(t) do v[fn](v, ...) end
else
for _, v in iter(t) do fn(v, ...) end
end
return t
end
function lume.map(t, fn)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
local rtn = {}
for k, v in iter(t) do rtn[k] = fn(v) end
return rtn
end
function lume.all(t, fn)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
for _, v in iter(t) do
if not fn(v) then return false end
end
return true
end
function lume.any(t, fn)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
for _, v in iter(t) do
if fn(v) then return true end
end
return false
end
function lume.reduce(t, fn, first)
local acc = first
local started = first and true or false
local iter = getiter(t)
for _, v in iter(t) do
if started then
acc = fn(acc, v)
else
acc = v
started = true
end
end
assert(started, "reduce of an empty table with no first value")
return acc
end
function lume.set(t)
local rtn = {}
for k in pairs(lume.invert(t)) do
rtn[#rtn + 1] = k
end
return rtn
end
function lume.filter(t, fn, retainkeys)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
local rtn = {}
if retainkeys then
for k, v in iter(t) do
if fn(v) then rtn[k] = v end
end
else
for _, v in iter(t) do
if fn(v) then rtn[#rtn + 1] = v end
end
end
return rtn
end
function lume.reject(t, fn, retainkeys)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
local rtn = {}
if retainkeys then
for k, v in iter(t) do
if not fn(v) then rtn[k] = v end
end
else
for _, v in iter(t) do
if not fn(v) then rtn[#rtn + 1] = v end
end
end
return rtn
end
function lume.merge(...)
local rtn = {}
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local t = select(i, ...)
local iter = getiter(t)
for k, v in iter(t) do
rtn[k] = v
end
end
return rtn
end
function lume.concat(...)
local rtn = {}
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local t = select(i, ...)
if t ~= nil then
local iter = getiter(t)
for _, v in iter(t) do
rtn[#rtn + 1] = v
end
end
end
return rtn
end
function lume.find(t, value)
local iter = getiter(t)
for k, v in iter(t) do
if v == value then return k end
end
return nil
end
function lume.match(t, fn)
fn = iteratee(fn)
local iter = getiter(t)
for k, v in iter(t) do
if fn(v) then return v, k end
end
return nil
end
function lume.count(t, fn)
local count = 0
local iter = getiter(t)
if fn then
fn = iteratee(fn)
for _, v in iter(t) do
if fn(v) then count = count + 1 end
end
else
if lume.isarray(t) then
return #t
end
for _ in iter(t) do count = count + 1 end
end
return count
end
function lume.slice(t, i, j)
i = i and absindex(#t, i) or 1
j = j and absindex(#t, j) or #t
local rtn = {}
for x = i < 1 and 1 or i, j > #t and #t or j do
rtn[#rtn + 1] = t[x]
end
return rtn
end
function lume.first(t, n)
if not n then return t[1] end
return lume.slice(t, 1, n)
end
function lume.last(t, n)
if not n then return t[#t] end
return lume.slice(t, -n, -1)
end
function lume.invert(t)
local rtn = {}
for k, v in pairs(t) do rtn[v] = k end
return rtn
end
function lume.pick(t, ...)
local rtn = {}
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local k = select(i, ...)
rtn[k] = t[k]
end
return rtn
end
function lume.keys(t)
local rtn = {}
local iter = getiter(t)
for k in iter(t) do rtn[#rtn + 1] = k end
return rtn
end
function lume.clone(t)
local rtn = {}
for k, v in pairs(t) do rtn[k] = v end
return rtn
end
function lume.fn(fn, ...)
assert(iscallable(fn), "expected a function as the first argument")
local args = { ... }
return function(...)
local a = lume.concat(args, { ... })
return fn(unpack(a))
end
end
function lume.once(fn, ...)
local f = lume.fn(fn, ...)
local done = false
return function(...)
if done then return end
done = true
return f(...)
end
end
local memoize_fnkey = {}
local memoize_nil = {}
function lume.memoize(fn)
local cache = {}
return function(...)
local c = cache
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local a = select(i, ...) or memoize_nil
c[a] = c[a] or {}
c = c[a]
end
c[memoize_fnkey] = c[memoize_fnkey] or {fn(...)}
return unpack(c[memoize_fnkey])
end
end
function lume.combine(...)
local n = select('#', ...)
if n == 0 then return noop end
if n == 1 then
local fn = select(1, ...)
if not fn then return noop end
assert(iscallable(fn), "expected a function or nil")
return fn
end
local funcs = {}
for i = 1, n do
local fn = select(i, ...)
if fn ~= nil then
assert(iscallable(fn), "expected a function or nil")
funcs[#funcs + 1] = fn
end
end
return function(...)
for _, f in ipairs(funcs) do f(...) end
end
end
function lume.call(fn, ...)
if fn then
return fn(...)
end
end
function lume.time(fn, ...)
local start = os.clock()
local rtn = {fn(...)}
return (os.clock() - start), unpack(rtn)
end
local lambda_cache = {}
function lume.lambda(str)
if not lambda_cache[str] then
local args, body = str:match([[^([%w,_ ]-)%->(.-)$]])
assert(args and body, "bad string lambda")
local s = "return function(" .. args .. ")\nreturn " .. body .. "\nend"
lambda_cache[str] = lume.dostring(s)
end
return lambda_cache[str]
end
local serialize
local serialize_map = {
[ "boolean" ] = tostring,
[ "nil" ] = tostring,
[ "string" ] = function(v) return string.format("%q", v) end,
[ "number" ] = function(v)
if v ~= v then return "0/0" -- nan
elseif v == 1 / 0 then return "1/0" -- inf
elseif v == -1 / 0 then return "-1/0" end -- -inf
return tostring(v)
end,
[ "table" ] = function(t, stk)
stk = stk or {}
if stk[t] then error("circular reference") end
local rtn = {}
stk[t] = true
for k, v in pairs(t) do
rtn[#rtn + 1] = "[" .. serialize(k, stk) .. "]=" .. serialize(v, stk)
end
stk[t] = nil
return "{" .. table.concat(rtn, ",") .. "}"
end
}
setmetatable(serialize_map, {
__index = function(_, k) error("unsupported serialize type: " .. k) end
})
serialize = function(x, stk)
return serialize_map[type(x)](x, stk)
end
function lume.serialize(x)
return serialize(x)
end
function lume.deserialize(str)
return lume.dostring("return " .. str)
end
function lume.split(str, sep)
if not sep then
return lume.array(str:gmatch("([%S]+)"))
else
assert(sep ~= "", "empty separator")
local psep = patternescape(sep)
return lume.array((str..sep):gmatch("(.-)("..psep..")"))
end
end
function lume.trim(str, chars)
if not chars then return str:match("^[%s]*(.-)[%s]*$") end
chars = patternescape(chars)
return str:match("^[" .. chars .. "]*(.-)[" .. chars .. "]*$")
end
function lume.wordwrap(str, limit)
limit = limit or 72
local check
if type(limit) == "number" then
check = function(s) return #s >= limit end
else
check = limit
end
local rtn = {}
local line = ""
for word, spaces in str:gmatch("(%S+)(%s*)") do
local s = line .. word
if check(s) then
table.insert(rtn, line .. "\n")
line = word
else
line = s
end
for c in spaces:gmatch(".") do
if c == "\n" then
table.insert(rtn, line .. "\n")
line = ""
else
line = line .. c
end
end
end
table.insert(rtn, line)
return table.concat(rtn)
end
function lume.format(str, vars)
if not vars then return str end
local f = function(x)
return tostring(vars[x] or vars[tonumber(x)] or "{" .. x .. "}")
end
return (str:gsub("{(.-)}", f))
end
function lume.trace(...)
local info = debug.getinfo(2, "Sl")
local t = { info.short_src .. ":" .. info.currentline .. ":" }
for i = 1, select("#", ...) do
local x = select(i, ...)
if type(x) == "number" then
x = string.format("%g", lume.round(x, .01))
end
t[#t + 1] = tostring(x)
end
print(table.concat(t, " "))
end
function lume.dostring(str)
return assert((loadstring or load)(str))()
end
function lume.uuid()
local fn = function(x)
local r = math_random(16) - 1
r = (x == "x") and (r + 1) or (r % 4) + 9
return ("0123456789abcdef"):sub(r, r)
end
return (("xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"):gsub("[xy]", fn))
end
function lume.hotswap(modname)
local oldglobal = lume.clone(_G)
local updated = {}
local function update(old, new)
if updated[old] then return end
updated[old] = true
local oldmt, newmt = getmetatable(old), getmetatable(new)
if oldmt and newmt then update(oldmt, newmt) end
for k, v in pairs(new) do
if type(v) == "table" then update(old[k], v) else old[k] = v end
end
end
local err = nil
local function onerror(e)
for k in pairs(_G) do _G[k] = oldglobal[k] end
err = lume.trim(e)
end
local ok, oldmod = pcall(require, modname)
oldmod = ok and oldmod or nil
xpcall(function()
package.loaded[modname] = nil
local newmod = require(modname)
if type(oldmod) == "table" then update(oldmod, newmod) end
for k, v in pairs(oldglobal) do
if v ~= _G[k] and type(v) == "table" then
update(v, _G[k])
_G[k] = v
end
end
end, onerror)
package.loaded[modname] = oldmod
if err then return nil, err end
return oldmod
end
local ripairs_iter = function(t, i)
i = i - 1
local v = t[i]
if v then return i, v end
end
function lume.ripairs(t)
return ripairs_iter, t, (#t + 1)
end
function lume.color(str, mul)
mul = mul or 1
local r, g, b, a
r, g, b = str:match("#(%x%x)(%x%x)(%x%x)")
if r then
r = tonumber(r, 16) / 0xff
g = tonumber(g, 16) / 0xff
b = tonumber(b, 16) / 0xff
a = 1
elseif str:match("rgba?%s*%([%d%s%.,]+%)") then
local f = str:gmatch("[%d.]+")
r = (f() or 0) / 0xff
g = (f() or 0) / 0xff
b = (f() or 0) / 0xff
a = f() or 1
else
error(("bad color string '%s'"):format(str))
end
return r * mul, g * mul, b * mul, a * mul
end
function lume.rgba(color)
local a = math_floor((color / 16777216) % 256)
local r = math_floor((color / 65536) % 256)
local g = math_floor((color / 256) % 256)
local b = math_floor((color) % 256)
return r, g, b, a
end
local chain_mt = {}
chain_mt.__index = lume.map(lume.filter(lume, iscallable, true),
function(fn)
return function(self, ...)
self._value = fn(self._value, ...)
return self
end
end)
chain_mt.__index.result = function(x) return x._value end
function lume.chain(value)
return setmetatable({ _value = value }, chain_mt)
end
setmetatable(lume, {
__call = function(_, ...)
return lume.chain(...)
end
})
return lume

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(require "love.event")
(local view (require "lib.fennelview"))
;; This module exists in order to expose stdio over a channel so that it
;; can be used in a non-blocking way from another thread.
(local (event channel) ...)
(when channel
(let [prompt (fn [] (io.write "> ") (io.flush) (io.read "*l"))]
((fn looper [input]
(when input
;; This is consumed by love.handlers[event]
(love.event.push event input)
(print (: channel :demand))
(looper (prompt)))) (prompt))))
{:start (fn start-repl []
(let [code (love.filesystem.read "stdio.fnl")
lua (if code
(love.filesystem.newFileData
(fennel.compileString code) "io")
(love.filesystem.read "lib/stdio.lua"))
thread (love.thread.newThread lua)
io-channel (love.thread.newChannel)]
;; this thread will send "eval" events for us to consume:
(: thread :start "eval" io-channel)
(set love.handlers.eval
(fn [input]
(let [(ok val) (pcall fennel.eval input)]
(: io-channel :push (if ok (view val) val)))))))}

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require("love.event")
local view = require("lib.fennelview")
local event, channel = ...
local function _0_(...)
if channel then
local function _0_()
io.write("> ")
io.flush()
return io.read("*l")
end
local prompt = _0_
local function looper(input)
if input then
love.event.push(event, input)
print(channel:demand())
return looper(prompt())
end
end
return looper(prompt())
end
end
_0_(...)
local function start_repl()
local code = love.filesystem.read("stdio.fnl")
local function _1_()
if code then
return love.filesystem.newFileData(fennel.compileString(code), "io")
else
return love.filesystem.read("lib/stdio.lua")
end
end
local lua = _1_()
local thread = love.thread.newThread(lua)
local io_channel = love.thread.newChannel()
thread:start("eval", io_channel)
local function _2_(input)
local ok, val = pcall(fennel.eval, input)
local function _3_()
if ok then
return view(val)
else
return val
end
end
return io_channel:push(_3_())
end
love.handlers.eval = _2_
return nil
end
return ({start = start_repl})

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local lg = love.graphics
local graphics = { isCreated = lg and true or false }
function graphics.newSpriteBatch(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.newSpriteBatch(...)
end
end
function graphics.newCanvas(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.newCanvas(...)
end
end
function graphics.newImage(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.newImage(...)
end
end
function graphics.newQuad(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.newQuad(...)
end
end
function graphics.getCanvas(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.getCanvas(...)
end
end
function graphics.setCanvas(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.setCanvas(...)
end
end
function graphics.clear(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.clear(...)
end
end
function graphics.push(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.push(...)
end
end
function graphics.origin(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.origin(...)
end
end
function graphics.scale(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.scale(...)
end
end
function graphics.translate(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.translate(...)
end
end
function graphics.pop(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.pop(...)
end
end
function graphics.draw(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.draw(...)
end
end
function graphics.rectangle(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.rectangle(...)
end
end
function graphics.getColor(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.getColor(...)
end
end
function graphics.setColor(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.setColor(...)
end
end
function graphics.line(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.line(...)
end
end
function graphics.polygon(...)
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.polygon(...)
end
end
function graphics.getWidth()
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.getWidth()
end
return 0
end
function graphics.getHeight()
if graphics.isCreated then
return lg.getHeight()
end
return 0
end
return graphics

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--- Box2D plugin for STI
-- @module box2d
-- @author Landon Manning
-- @copyright 2017
-- @license MIT/X11
local utils = require((...):gsub('plugins.box2d', 'utils'))
local lg = require((...):gsub('plugins.box2d', 'graphics'))
return {
box2d_LICENSE = "MIT/X11",
box2d_URL = "https://github.com/karai17/Simple-Tiled-Implementation",
box2d_VERSION = "2.3.2.6",
box2d_DESCRIPTION = "Box2D hooks for STI.",
--- Initialize Box2D physics world.
-- @param world The Box2D world to add objects to.
box2d_init = function(map, world)
assert(love.physics, "To use the Box2D plugin, please enable the love.physics module.")
local body = love.physics.newBody(world, map.offsetx, map.offsety)
local collision = {
body = body,
}
local function addObjectToWorld(objshape, vertices, userdata, object)
local shape
if objshape == "polyline" then
if #vertices == 4 then
shape = love.physics.newEdgeShape(unpack(vertices))
else
shape = love.physics.newChainShape(false, unpack(vertices))
end
else
shape = love.physics.newPolygonShape(unpack(vertices))
end
local fixture = love.physics.newFixture(body, shape)
fixture:setUserData(userdata)
if userdata.properties.sensor == true then
fixture:setSensor(true)
end
local obj = {
object = object,
shape = shape,
fixture = fixture,
}
table.insert(collision, obj)
end
local function getPolygonVertices(object)
local vertices = {}
for _, vertex in ipairs(object.polygon) do
table.insert(vertices, vertex.x)
table.insert(vertices, vertex.y)
end
return vertices
end
local function calculateObjectPosition(object, tile)
local o = {
shape = object.shape,
x = (object.dx or object.x) + map.offsetx,
y = (object.dy or object.y) + map.offsety,
w = object.width,
h = object.height,
polygon = object.polygon or object.polyline or object.ellipse or object.rectangle
}
local userdata = {
object = o,
properties = object.properties
}
if o.shape == "rectangle" then
o.r = object.rotation or 0
local cos = math.cos(math.rad(o.r))
local sin = math.sin(math.rad(o.r))
local oy = 0
if object.gid then
local tileset = map.tilesets[map.tiles[object.gid].tileset]
local lid = object.gid - tileset.firstgid
local t = {}
-- This fixes a height issue
o.y = o.y + map.tiles[object.gid].offset.y
oy = tileset.tileheight
for _, tt in ipairs(tileset.tiles) do
if tt.id == lid then
t = tt
break
end
end
if t.objectGroup then
for _, obj in ipairs(t.objectGroup.objects) do
-- Every object in the tile
calculateObjectPosition(obj, object)
end
return
else
o.w = map.tiles[object.gid].width
o.h = map.tiles[object.gid].height
end
end
o.polygon = {
{ x=o.x+0, y=o.y+0 },
{ x=o.x+o.w, y=o.y+0 },
{ x=o.x+o.w, y=o.y+o.h },
{ x=o.x+0, y=o.y+o.h }
}
for _, vertex in ipairs(o.polygon) do
vertex.x, vertex.y = utils.rotate_vertex(map, vertex, o.x, o.y, cos, sin, oy)
end
local vertices = getPolygonVertices(o)
addObjectToWorld(o.shape, vertices, userdata, tile or object)
elseif o.shape == "ellipse" then
if not o.polygon then
o.polygon = utils.convert_ellipse_to_polygon(o.x, o.y, o.w, o.h)
end
local vertices = getPolygonVertices(o)
local triangles = love.math.triangulate(vertices)
for _, triangle in ipairs(triangles) do
addObjectToWorld(o.shape, triangle, userdata, tile or object)
end
elseif o.shape == "polygon" then
local vertices = getPolygonVertices(o)
local triangles = love.math.triangulate(vertices)
for _, triangle in ipairs(triangles) do
addObjectToWorld(o.shape, triangle, userdata, tile or object)
end
elseif o.shape == "polyline" then
local vertices = getPolygonVertices(o)
addObjectToWorld(o.shape, vertices, userdata, tile or object)
end
end
for _, tile in pairs(map.tiles) do
if map.tileInstances[tile.gid] then
for _, instance in ipairs(map.tileInstances[tile.gid]) do
-- Every object in every instance of a tile
if tile.objectGroup then
for _, object in ipairs(tile.objectGroup.objects) do
if object.properties.collidable == true then
object.dx = instance.x + object.x
object.dy = instance.y + object.y
calculateObjectPosition(object, instance)
end
end
end
-- Every instance of a tile
if tile.properties.collidable == true then
local object = {
shape = "rectangle",
x = instance.x,
y = instance.y,
width = map.tilewidth,
height = map.tileheight,
properties = tile.properties
}
calculateObjectPosition(object, instance)
end
end
end
end
for _, layer in ipairs(map.layers) do
-- Entire layer
if layer.properties.collidable == true then
if layer.type == "tilelayer" then
for gid, tiles in pairs(map.tileInstances) do
local tile = map.tiles[gid]
local tileset = map.tilesets[tile.tileset]
for _, instance in ipairs(tiles) do
if instance.layer == layer then
local object = {
shape = "rectangle",
x = instance.x,
y = instance.y,
width = tileset.tilewidth,
height = tileset.tileheight,
properties = tile.properties
}
calculateObjectPosition(object, instance)
end
end
end
elseif layer.type == "objectgroup" then
for _, object in ipairs(layer.objects) do
calculateObjectPosition(object)
end
elseif layer.type == "imagelayer" then
local object = {
shape = "rectangle",
x = layer.x or 0,
y = layer.y or 0,
width = layer.width,
height = layer.height,
properties = layer.properties
}
calculateObjectPosition(object)
end
end
-- Individual objects
if layer.type == "objectgroup" then
for _, object in ipairs(layer.objects) do
if object.properties.collidable == true then
calculateObjectPosition(object)
end
end
end
end
map.box2d_collision = collision
end,
--- Remove Box2D fixtures and shapes from world.
-- @param index The index or name of the layer being removed
box2d_removeLayer = function(map, index)
local layer = assert(map.layers[index], "Layer not found: " .. index)
local collision = map.box2d_collision
-- Remove collision objects
for i = #collision, 1, -1 do
local obj = collision[i]
if obj.object.layer == layer then
obj.fixture:destroy()
table.remove(collision, i)
end
end
end,
--- Draw Box2D physics world.
-- @param tx Translate on X
-- @param ty Translate on Y
-- @param sx Scale on X
-- @param sy Scale on Y
box2d_draw = function(map, tx, ty, sx, sy)
local collision = map.box2d_collision
lg.push()
lg.scale(sx or 1, sy or sx or 1)
lg.translate(math.floor(tx or 0), math.floor(ty or 0))
for _, obj in ipairs(collision) do
local points = {collision.body:getWorldPoints(obj.shape:getPoints())}
local shape_type = obj.shape:getType()
if shape_type == "edge" or shape_type == "chain" then
love.graphics.line(points)
elseif shape_type == "polygon" then
love.graphics.polygon("line", points)
else
error("sti box2d plugin does not support "..shape_type.." shapes")
end
end
lg.pop()
end,
}
--- Custom Properties in Tiled are used to tell this plugin what to do.
-- @table Properties
-- @field collidable set to true, can be used on any Layer, Tile, or Object
-- @field sensor set to true, can be used on any Tile or Object that is also collidable

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--- Bump.lua plugin for STI
-- @module bump.lua
-- @author David Serrano (BobbyJones|FrenchFryLord)
-- @copyright 2016
-- @license MIT/X11
local lg = require((...):gsub('plugins.bump', 'graphics'))
local wrappers = {}
local bump_world = nil
return {
bump_LICENSE = "MIT/X11",
bump_URL = "https://github.com/karai17/Simple-Tiled-Implementation",
bump_VERSION = "3.1.6.1",
bump_DESCRIPTION = "Bump hooks for STI.",
--- Adds each collidable tile to the Bump world.
-- @param world The Bump world to add objects to.
-- @return collidables table containing the handles to the objects in the Bump world.
bump_init = function(map, world)
local collidables = {}
bump_world = world
for _, tileset in ipairs(map.tilesets) do
for _, tile in ipairs(tileset.tiles) do
local gid = tileset.firstgid + tile.id
if map.tileInstances[gid] then
for _, instance in ipairs(map.tileInstances[gid]) do
-- Every object in every instance of a tile
if tile.objectGroup then
for _, object in ipairs(tile.objectGroup.objects) do
if object.properties.collidable == true then
local t = {
x = instance.x + map.offsetx + object.x,
y = instance.y + map.offsety + object.y,
width = object.width,
height = object.height,
layer = instance.layer,
properties = object.properties
}
wrappers[object] = t
world:add(t, t.x, t.y, t.width, t.height)
table.insert(collidables, t)
end
end
end
-- Every instance of a tile
if tile.properties and tile.properties.collidable == true then
local t = {
x = instance.x + map.offsetx,
y = instance.y + map.offsety,
width = map.tilewidth,
height = map.tileheight,
layer = instance.layer,
properties = tile.properties
}
wrappers[tile] = t
world:add(t, t.x, t.y, t.width, t.height)
table.insert(collidables, t)
end
end
end
end
end
for _, layer in ipairs(map.layers) do
-- Entire layer
if layer.properties.collidable == true then
if layer.type == "tilelayer" then
for y, tiles in ipairs(layer.data) do
for x, tile in pairs(tiles) do
if tile.objectGroup then
for _, object in ipairs(tile.objectGroup.objects) do
if object.properties.collidable == true then
local t = {
x = ((x-1) * map.tilewidth + tile.offset.x + map.offsetx) + object.x,
y = ((y-1) * map.tileheight + tile.offset.y + map.offsety) + object.y,
width = object.width,
height = object.height,
layer = layer,
properties = object.properties
}
wrappers[object] = t
world:add(t, t.x, t.y, t.width, t.height)
table.insert(collidables, t)
end
end
end
local t = {
x = (x-1) * map.tilewidth + tile.offset.x + map.offsetx,
y = (y-1) * map.tileheight + tile.offset.y + map.offsety,
width = tile.width,
height = tile.height,
layer = layer,
properties = tile.properties
}
wrappers[tile] = t
world:add(t, t.x, t.y, t.width, t.height)
table.insert(collidables, t)
end
end
elseif layer.type == "imagelayer" then
world:add(layer, layer.x, layer.y, layer.width, layer.height)
table.insert(collidables, layer)
end
end
-- individual collidable objects in a layer that is not "collidable"
-- or whole collidable objects layer
if layer.type == "objectgroup" then
for _, obj in ipairs(layer.objects) do
if layer.properties.collidable == true or obj.properties.collidable == true then
if obj.shape == "rectangle" then
local t = {
x = obj.x + map.offsetx,
y = obj.y + map.offsety,
width = obj.width,
height = obj.height,
layer = layer,
properties = obj.properties
}
-- PNH: what the hell?
if obj.gid then
t.y = t.y - obj.height
end
wrappers[obj] = t
world:add(t, t.x, t.y, t.width, t.height)
table.insert(collidables, t)
end -- TODO implement other object shapes?
end
end
end
end
map.bump_collidables = collidables
end,
--- Remove layer
-- @param index to layer to be removed
-- @param world bump world the holds the tiles
-- @param tx Translate on X
-- @param ty Translate on Y
-- @param sx Scale on X
-- @param sy Scale on Y
bump_removeLayer = function(map, index, world)
local layer = assert(map.layers[index], "Layer not found: " .. index)
local collidables = map.bump_collidables
-- Remove collision objects
for i = #collidables, 1, -1 do
local obj = collidables[i]
if obj.layer == layer
and (
layer.properties.collidable == true
or obj.properties.collidable == true
) then
world:remove(obj)
table.remove(collidables, i)
end
end
end,
--- Draw bump collisions world.
-- @param world bump world holding the tiles geometry
-- @param tx Translate on X
-- @param ty Translate on Y
-- @param sx Scale on X
-- @param sy Scale on Y
bump_draw = function(map, world, tx, ty, sx, sy)
lg.push()
lg.scale(sx or 1, sy or sx or 1)
lg.translate(math.floor(tx or 0), math.floor(ty or 0))
for _, collidable in pairs(map.bump_collidables) do
lg.rectangle("line", world:getRect(collidable))
end
lg.pop()
end,
-- PNH: we added this so we could work around STI shenanigans and actually
-- perform operations on the world directly. STI wraps each object in a
-- table before adding it to the bump world, so we look up the object in
-- the wrapper mapping before handing off to bump.
bump_wrap = function(method, object, ...)
return bump_world[method](bump_world, wrappers[object], ...)
end,
}
--- Custom Properties in Tiled are used to tell this plugin what to do.
-- @table Properties
-- @field collidable set to true, can be used on any Layer, Tile, or Object

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-- Some utility functions that shouldn't be exposed.
local utils = {}
-- https://github.com/stevedonovan/Penlight/blob/master/lua/pl/path.lua#L286
function utils.format_path(path)
local np_gen1,np_gen2 = '[^SEP]+SEP%.%.SEP?','SEP+%.?SEP'
local np_pat1, np_pat2 = np_gen1:gsub('SEP','/'), np_gen2:gsub('SEP','/')
local k
repeat -- /./ -> /
path,k = path:gsub(np_pat2,'/')
until k == 0
repeat -- A/../ -> (empty)
path,k = path:gsub(np_pat1,'')
until k == 0
if path == '' then path = '.' end
return path
end
-- Compensation for scale/rotation shift
function utils.compensate(tile, tileX, tileY, tileW, tileH)
local origx = tileX
local origy = tileY
local compx = 0
local compy = 0
if tile.sx < 0 then compx = tileW end
if tile.sy < 0 then compy = tileH end
if tile.r > 0 then
tileX = tileX + tileH - compy
tileY = tileY + tileH + compx - tileW
elseif tile.r < 0 then
tileX = tileX + compy
tileY = tileY - compx + tileH
else
tileX = tileX + compx
tileY = tileY + compy
end
return tileX, tileY
end
-- Cache images in main STI module
function utils.cache_image(sti, path, image)
image = image or love.graphics.newImage(path)
image:setFilter("nearest", "nearest")
sti.cache[path] = image
end
-- We just don't know.
function utils.get_tiles(imageW, tileW, margin, spacing)
imageW = imageW - margin
local n = 0
while imageW >= tileW do
imageW = imageW - tileW
if n ~= 0 then imageW = imageW - spacing end
if imageW >= 0 then n = n + 1 end
end
return n
end
-- Decompress tile layer data
function utils.get_decompressed_data(data)
local ffi = require "ffi"
local d = {}
local decoded = ffi.cast("uint32_t*", data)
for i = 0, data:len() / ffi.sizeof("uint32_t") do
table.insert(d, tonumber(decoded[i]))
end
return d
end
-- Convert a Tiled ellipse object to a LOVE polygon
function utils.convert_ellipse_to_polygon(x, y, w, h, max_segments)
local ceil = math.ceil
local cos = math.cos
local sin = math.sin
local function calc_segments(segments)
local function vdist(a, b)
local c = {
x = a.x - b.x,
y = a.y - b.y,
}
return c.x * c.x + c.y * c.y
end
segments = segments or 64
local vertices = {}
local v = { 1, 2, ceil(segments/4-1), ceil(segments/4) }
local m
if love and love.physics then
m = love.physics.getMeter()
else
m = 32
end
for _, i in ipairs(v) do
local angle = (i / segments) * math.pi * 2
local px = x + w / 2 + cos(angle) * w / 2
local py = y + h / 2 + sin(angle) * h / 2
table.insert(vertices, { x = px / m, y = py / m })
end
local dist1 = vdist(vertices[1], vertices[2])
local dist2 = vdist(vertices[3], vertices[4])
-- Box2D threshold
if dist1 < 0.0025 or dist2 < 0.0025 then
return calc_segments(segments-2)
end
return segments
end
local segments = calc_segments(max_segments)
local vertices = {}
table.insert(vertices, { x = x + w / 2, y = y + h / 2 })
for i = 0, segments do
local angle = (i / segments) * math.pi * 2
local px = x + w / 2 + cos(angle) * w / 2
local py = y + h / 2 + sin(angle) * h / 2
table.insert(vertices, { x = px, y = py })
end
return vertices
end
function utils.rotate_vertex(map, vertex, x, y, cos, sin)
if map.orientation == "isometric" then
x, y = utils.convert_isometric_to_screen(map, x, y)
vertex.x, vertex.y = utils.convert_isometric_to_screen(map, vertex.x, vertex.y)
end
vertex.x = vertex.x - x
vertex.y = vertex.y - y
return
x + cos * vertex.x - sin * vertex.y,
y + sin * vertex.x + cos * vertex.y
end
--- Project isometric position to cartesian position
function utils.convert_isometric_to_screen(map, x, y)
local mapH = map.height
local tileW = map.tilewidth
local tileH = map.tileheight
local tileX = x / tileH
local tileY = y / tileH
local offsetX = mapH * tileW / 2
return
(tileX - tileY) * tileW / 2 + offsetX,
(tileX + tileY) * tileH / 2
end
function utils.hex_to_color(hex)
if hex:sub(1, 1) == "#" then
hex = hex:sub(2)
end
return {
r = tonumber(hex:sub(1, 2), 16) / 255,
g = tonumber(hex:sub(3, 4), 16) / 255,
b = tonumber(hex:sub(5, 6), 16) / 255
}
end
function utils.pixel_function(_, _, r, g, b, a)
local mask = utils._TC
if r == mask.r and
g == mask.g and
b == mask.b then
return r, g, b, 0
end
return r, g, b, a
end
function utils.fix_transparent_color(tileset, path)
local image_data = love.image.newImageData(path)
tileset.image = love.graphics.newImage(image_data)
if tileset.transparentcolor then
utils._TC = utils.hex_to_color(tileset.transparentcolor)
image_data:mapPixel(utils.pixel_function)
tileset.image = love.graphics.newImage(image_data)
end
end
return utils

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-- bootstrap the compiler
fennel = require("lib.fennel")
table.insert(package.loaders, fennel.make_searcher({correlate=true}))
pp = function(x) print(require("lib.fennelview")(x)) end
lume = require("lib.lume")
require("wrap")

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VERSION=0.1.0
NAME=min-love2d-fennel
URL=https://gitlab.com/alexjgriffith/min-love2d-fennel
AUTHOR="Alexander Griffith"
DESCRIPTION="Minimal setup for trying out Phil Hagelberg's fennel/love game design process."
LIBS := $(wildcard lib/*)
$(LOVEFILE): $(LUA) $(OUT) $(LIBS) assets text
mkdir -p releases/
find $^ -type f | LC_ALL=C sort | env TZ=UTC zip -r -q -9 -X $@ -@
love: $(LOVEFILE)
# platform-specific distributables
REL="$(PWD)/love-release.sh" # https://p.hagelb.org/love-release.sh
FLAGS=-a "$(AUTHOR)" --description $(DESCRIPTION) \
--love 11.1 --url $(URL) --version $(VERSION) --lovefile $(LOVEFILE)
releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-x86_64.AppImage: $(LOVEFILE)
cd appimage && ./build.sh 11.1 $(PWD)/$(LOVEFILE)
mv appimage/game-x86_64.AppImage $@
releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-macos.zip: $(LOVEFILE)
$(REL) $(FLAGS) -M
mv releases/EXO_encounter-667-macos.zip $@
releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-win.zip: $(LOVEFILE)
$(REL) $(FLAGS) -W32
mv releases/EXO_encounter-667-win32.zip $@
linux: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-x86_64.AppImage
mac: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-macos.zip
windows: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-win.zip
uploadlinux: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-x86_64.AppImage
butler push $^ technomancy/exo-encounter-667:linux
uploadmac: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-macos.zip
butler push $^ technomancy/exo-encounter-667:mac
uploadwindows: releases/$(NAME)-$(VERSION)-win.zip
butler push $^ technomancy/exo-encounter-667:windows
upload: uploadlinux uploadmac uploadwindows

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(var counter 0)
(var time 0)
{:draw (fn draw [message]
(love.graphics.print "This window should close in 3s") 32 16)
:update (fn update [dt set-mode]
(if (< counter 65535)
(set counter (+ counter 1))
(set counter 0))
(set time (+ time dt))
(when (> time 3)
(love.event.quit)))
:keypressed (fn keypressed [key set-mode]
(love.event.quit))}

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* Minimal Fennel Love2D Setup
In a lead up to the annual [[https://itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-jam-2018][Autumn Lisp Game Jam]] I thought I'd look into Phil Hegelberg's approach to last Aprils Jam, using [[https://love2d.org/][love2d]] in concert with [[https://fennel-lang.org/][fennel]]. Phil outlines his approach on his [[https://love2d.org/][blog]].
The first step is to see how fennel works as a standalone execution environment, then slowly integrate some of the love2d API.
This repo contains the minimal viable setup to get started with Phil Hegelberg's game design process, plus some additional libraries.
* Phil's Modal Callbacks (PMC)
You can imagine that your game is a series of states in a very simple state machine. For example, most games will progress from *start-screen* to *play* to *end*, with unidirectional progression. In each state we will need certain actions that are state specific (and specific to the callback system that love uses). In order to have state dependant rendering we will need a *draw callback* for each state. Similarly if we need state dependent logic and keyboard input we will need *update and keyboard callbacks*. Based on the complexity of your game you can include more states and more callbacks. This architecture provides a very modular way to set out your code. So long as state progression is simple, you should be able to add states and remove easily as you iterate on your game.
* Emacs Setup
#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
(autoload 'fennel-mode "/path/to/fennel-mode" nil t)
(require 'fennel-mode)
;; By default fennel-mode moves focus to the \*inferior-lisp\* buffer
;; setting `fennel-mode-switch-to-repl-after-reload' to nil prevents this
(customize-save-variable 'fennel-mode-switch-to-repl-after-reload nil)
(add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.fnl\\'" . fennel-mode))
;; you can bind this to whatever you like
(defun run-love ()
(interactive)
(run-lisp "love ."))
;; for some reason when I load a fnl file it starts the slime minor mode
;; I have included the hook below to prevent this
(defun fennel-mode-hook-fun ()
(interactive)
(slime-mode nil))
(add-hook 'fennel-mode-hook 'fennel-mode-hook-fun)
#+END_SRC

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(local repl (require "lib.stdio"))
(local canvas (love.graphics.newCanvas 720 450))
(var scale 1)
;; set the first mode
(var mode (require "mode-intro"))
(fn set-mode [mode-name ...]
(set mode (require mode-name))
(when mode.activate
(mode.activate ...)))
(fn love.load []
(: canvas :setFilter "nearest" "nearest")
(repl.start))
(fn love.draw []
(love.graphics.setCanvas canvas)
(love.graphics.clear)
(love.graphics.setColor 1 1 1)
(mode.draw)
(love.graphics.setCanvas)
(love.graphics.setColor 1 1 1)
(love.graphics.draw canvas 0 0 0 scale scale))
(fn love.update[dt]
(mode.update dt set-mode)
)
(fn love.keypressed [key]
(if
(and (love.keyboard.isDown "lctrl" "rctrl" "capslock") (= key "q"))
(love.event.quit)
;; add what each keypress should do in each mode
(mode.keypressed key set-mode)
))