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## Getting started
Install [LÖVE](https://love2d.org). It's just a 5MB download, open-source and
extremely well-behaved. I'll assume below that you can invoke it using the
`love` command, but that might vary depending on your OS.
extremely well-behaved.
Run this app from the terminal, [passing its directory to LÖVE](https://love2d.org/wiki/Getting_Started#Running_Games)
[Run the app using LÖVE.](https://love2d.org/wiki/Getting_Started#Running_Games)
You must have a ["freewheeling"](http://akkartik.name/post/roundup22) client
app running that can be communicated with and that you're trying to modify;
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similar reasons, a definition can't start with a comment. Put comments
within functions or after them.
* Don't give up your other tools just yet. It's easy to make a mistake that
the app doesn't recover from when you fix it. Try restarting the app, and if
it still doesn't work, perhaps you need to fix the initial load. This isn't
yet a tool you can keep open for months on end. (And I'm ambivalent about
making it such a tool since your programs might stop working for others.)
* I still see driver and the app being driven occasionally crash. When I do I
try to make things more robust. If you do you'll quite possibly crash again
if you try to restart. In such a situation you'll have to bump down to
editing the underlying version files by other means. See [representation.md](representation.md)
for details of the underlying representation on disk.
* Given the above issues, both this driver and its client freewheeling app
benefit from being launched in terminal windows rather than by being clicked
on in a desktop OS.
* No support yet for Unicode graphemes spanning multiple codepoints.
* No support yet for right-to-left languages.