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Description of Issue
If a statement in Yolol generate a nan (not a number) or inf (infinite value), this value can be placed in a variable or a field.

Step to reproduce - nan
Run the following script once :

:ChipField1 = ATAN 4

Step to reproduce - inf
Run the following script for a few seconds :

:ChipField1 = 2
:ChipField1 = :ChipField1*:ChipField1 goto 1

YOLOL Code
:LampOn = :LampOn ==== 0

Error Dump

Error

yolol/parse.lua:28: Invalid op, was unary '==' but expected a valid operator

Traceback

[C]: in function 'error'
yolol/parse.lua:28: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:66: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:75: in function <yolol/parse.lua:73>
[C]: in function 'match'
yolol/parse.lua:312: in function 'parseLine'
devices/YololChip.lua:88: in function 'linesChanged'
menus/YololChipEditor.lua:32: in function 'linesChanged'
lfeditor.lua:274: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/init.lua:295: in function 'textinput'
main.lua:356: in function main.lua:355
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

Clicking low down on a chip then pasting in a multi-lined copy will cause the program to crash with the following error:

Error

devices/chip.lua:361: attempt to index a nil value


Traceback

devices/chip.lua:361: in function 'keypressedGUI'
main.lua:301: in function <main.lua:295>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

Yolol Code
:a%%

Crash Dump

Error

yolol/parse.lua:28: Invalid op, was unary '%' but expected a valid operator

Traceback

[C]: in function 'error'
yolol/parse.lua:28: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:66: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:75: in function <yolol/parse.lua:73>
[C]: in function 'match'
yolol/parse.lua:312: in function 'parseLine'
devices/YololChip.lua:88: in function 'linesChanged'
menus/YololChipEditor.lua:32: in function 'linesChanged'
lfeditor.lua:274: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/init.lua:295: in function 'textinput'
main.lua:356: in function main.lua:355
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

The following category names have typos :

• Un-Offical Devices and Un-Offical Chips : missing a i in official
• Uncatagorized Devices : Should be "Uncategorized"

Description of the issue
Yodine crashes if goto is given a non-integer numerical value (such as 1.5)
This also occurs if goto is fed a special value (see #15)

Step to reproduce
Run the following script :

goto 1.5

The error message appearing for some of yolol errors has a typo (see screenshot below).

Steps to Reproduce

• Place a ChipSocket and put a YololChip in it.
• Open the chip editor
• Type any string
• Press down arrow to move to the second line
• Press up arrow to move back to the first line, but in first position
• Press backspace. The text on the first line is duplicated.
• Press backspace again to duplicate the whole line again
• Keep backspace pressed for a few seconds for Yodine to crash

Description of Issue
Yodine crashes when some UTF-8 characters are typed in the Yolol Editor.
Those characters includes (tested) : ² é è à ° € ñ

Error Dump

Error

lfeditor.lua:123: UTF-8 decoding error: Not enough space

Traceback

[C]: in function 'getWidth'
lfeditor.lua:123: in function 'draw'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:83: in function 'draw'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:83: in function 'draw'
libs/loveframes/init.lua:193: in function 'draw'
main.lua:137: in function 'draw'
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

Description of the issue
When the Yodine window is small enough to show a scrollbar in the device list (right menu), scrolling move both the menu and the content of each category (see image below)

Steps to reproduce

• Start Yodine
• Reduce the window's size to the minimum
• Move the scrollbar that appeared

Issue
The following save.yaml crashes Yodine when loaded.
This is due to the coordinates of the lamp being non-numerical

Save File

---
networks:
- &network_0
  extensions:
    fields:
      LampRange: 1
      ButtonStyle: 0
      ButtonOnStateValue: 1
      LampColorSaturation: 1
      ButtonOffStateValue: 0
      LampOn: 0
      LampColorHue: 0
      LampColorValue: 1
      LampLumens: 600
    color:
    - 0.003921568627451
    - 0.93333333333333
    - 0.22352941176471
  remark: No Remark.
  name: network_0
  devices:
  - !lamp
    LampRange: LampRange
    LampColorSaturation: LampColorSaturation
    extensions:
      y: y
      x: x
    LampLumens: LampLumens
    LampOn: LampOn
    LampColorValue: LampColorValue
    LampColorHue: LampColorHue
relays: []
...

Error Dump

Error

devices/init.lua:53: x is not a number

Traceback

[C]: in function 'assert'
devices/init.lua:53: in function 'create'
devices/init.lua:90: in function 'deserialize'
Network.lua:80: in function 'deserialize'
Map.lua:29: in function 'deserialize'
SaveSystem.lua:112: in function 'load'
menus/SavesMenu.lua:51: in function 'onclick'
libs/loveframes/objects/button.lua:162: in function 'mousereleased'
libs/loveframes/objects/frame.lua:628: in function 'mousereleased'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:144: in function 'mousereleased'
libs/loveframes/init.lua:245: in function 'mousereleased'
main.lua:244: in function main.lua:243
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

Steps to reproduce:

• Place a ChipSocket and put a YololChip in it.
• Open the YololChip to display the Editor
• Click on a field name or value in the left menu
• Change the content. Any change done (including hitting backspace) applies both to the selected field, and the text in the Chip Editor.

YOLOL Code
:a=b = =0

Error Dump

Error

yolol/parse.lua:46: Invalid op, was binary '= =' but expected a valid operator

Traceback

[C]: in function 'error'
yolol/parse.lua:46: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:75: in function <yolol/parse.lua:73>
[C]: in function 'match'
yolol/parse.lua:312: in function 'parseLine'
devices/YololChip.lua:88: in function 'linesChanged'
menus/YololChipEditor.lua:32: in function 'linesChanged'
lfeditor.lua:274: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/objects/base.lua:257: in function 'textinput'
libs/loveframes/init.lua:295: in function 'textinput'
main.lua:356: in function main.lua:355
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

Steps to reproduce:

• Place a ChipSocket and put a YololChip in it.
• Pause the Chip
• Select the ChipSocket and press C : The chip resume execution

using increments or decrements on external variables seems to cause an error

When pasting in the following code:

if :ButtonState then goto 2 end goto 1
:test = 20
:jmp = 2 :from=1 :a=-1// Jump exe to "B" from this chip ("A")

The program gives the following error:

Error

yolol/parse.lua:28: Invalid op, was unary '/' but expected a valid operator


Traceback

[C]: in function 'error'
yolol/parse.lua:28: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:66: in function '_climbPrecedence'
yolol/parse.lua:75: in function <yolol/parse.lua:73>
[C]: in function 'match'
yolol/parse.lua:312: in function 'parseLine'
devices/chip.lua:114: in function 'codeChanged'
devices/chip.lua:363: in function 'keypressedGUI'
main.lua:301: in function <main.lua:295>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

The issue is repeatable

it appears that the error does not occur when the comment // Jump exe to "B" from this chip ("A") is not included

Messing around with the program some more I have found the more general problem.
When you have some valid code followed by the comment it will fail
[someValidCode] //comment <- fails

//comment
[someValidCode]                          
//comment
```                                                 <- passes