I don't have much to say, but I've created a tunnel game. Unfortunately, you have to move it by a certain number of pixels, rather than it being smooth.
Also, one thing I added while making the game was adding error catching code. The error showed here was induced by me adding an extra line of code, and isnt actually a real error in the game:
Looks nice! Would you mind posting how you implemented the error catching? I have never worked with error catching stuff in lua before, and it'd be nice to see how you handled it.
There are two ways to have error catching in ti nspire lua.
You can use pcall(funtion) and have it work like a try catch statement in lua. It returns true if there were no errors, and otherwise it returns false. Thus can do something like this:
Code:
if pcall(function) then
--no errors, keep going
else
--handle errors
end
The other way to do it only works in ti nspire lua(as far as I am aware).
You can use something of the form
Code:
platform.registerErrorHandler(function(l,e,stack,locals)
handleError(l, e)
return true
)
Essentially you just set the function to run in the case of an error. It returns true if you want the code to keep running, and otherwise it returns false.
The function recieves up to four values. The first is linenumber, then the error message(which includes the line numer in it), then the callstack, and then locals.
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