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Lua , love2d Framework (not counting)

I did this more as a exercise for my selfe so not as short as it could be but I wanted to add it to here cause I like it. Even if to late.

Here is the main.lua code which has to get a *.jpg file dropped into it. After the Image was inserted you can press the number buttons for red(1) green(1) or blue(3) channels. Also to see the default picture again press 0. Actually it just shows the picture in the window.

l=love
g=l.graphics
p=0
rm,bm,gm=1,1,1
s = [[uniform float m[4];
vec4 effect(vec4 co,Image t,vec2 c,vec2 s){vec4 p=Texel(t,c);p.r = p.r * m[0];p.b = p.b * m[1]; p.g = p.g * m[2]; return p;}
]]
sh=g.newShader(s)

function l.draw()
  sh:send("m",rm,gm,bm)
  if p~=0 then
    g.setShader(sh)
    g.draw(p)
    g.setShader()
  else
    g.print("Please drop a png file on the screen\nand then press 0/1/2/3 for normal or channel modes")
  end
end

function l.filedropped(f)
  a=f:getFilename()
  p=g.newImage(f)
end

function l.keypressed(k)
  if k=="0"then rm,gm,bm=1,1,1 end
  if k=="1"then rm,gm,bm=1,0,0 end
  if k=="2"then rm,gm,bm=0,1,0 end
  if k=="3"then rm,gm,bm=0,0,1 end
end

The importent part which does all the work is the shader which is the small string declaration at the beginning or untangled:

uniform float m[4];
vec4 effect(vec4 co,Image t,vec2 c,vec2 s)
{
    vec4 p=Texel(t,c);
    p.r = p.r * m[0];
    p.b = p.b * m[1];
    p.g = p.g * m[2]; 
    return p;
}

which gets the actual pixel of the image and just shows the channels as needed.

My test image and the different outputs for the channels (also for sure the other ones)