You can store application created files at document directory.
Note: Resource directory is read-only and you should not try to write any files there. Note: Optionally, you can access the files at resource directory by adding "|R|" to the begining of the file name (but you don’t need to): local sprite1 = Texture.new("|R|gfx/sprite1.png") Local click = Sound.new("audio/click.wav") Local music = Sound.new("audio/game-music.mp3") Local background = Texture.new("gfx/background.png") Local sprite2 = Texture.new("gfx/sprite2.png") Therefore, to access the files at resource directory, specify the file path as it is: local sprite1 = Texture.new("gfx/sprite1.png") Resource directory is the default directory.
Is stored at real device and Gideros Player like: /audio/game-music.mp3 The file and folder structure of your asset library shown below Your code, image, audio and all other files are reside at resource directory. Io.read("|T|file.txt") -> open file.txt at temporary directory to read Io.read("|D|file.txt") -> open file.txt at documents directory to read Io.read("|R|file.txt") -> open file.txt at resource directory to read (same as above)
#Gideros scene manager code
Resource - stores your code and assets (can not be modified by the app).You don’t need to know the exact path of resource, document and temporary directories because Gideros provides an easy way You can access these directories using the io library provided by Lua: io.read("data/list.txt") In Gideros runtime, there are 3 kinds of directories: resource, document,
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