Simon Krajewski
Simon Krajewski
Does running `hl` from command line work? If so, try restarting Visual Studio Code as it might not have picked up the updated `PATH` environment.
That means Hashlink is not (correctly) installed. For the binary distribution, you'll have to make sure that its directory is in your `PATH` environment variable so that Windows can find...
You still have to specify what to actually compile, but I agree that the "Compile all relevant code" part isn't very clear.
(While there's a hxcpp problem here for sure, this should also be optimized in hxparse...)
I don't see an issue here either.
This is a bit of a strategic question... Haxe doesn't know what events are, and Dox being a Haxe documentation generation tool suggests to me that it shouldn't know what...
I'm not sure how we went from "please support it" to "please don't remove it", but no I don't plan to remove support for anything.
Aren't you just missing the `-debug` option in your hxml?
No idea, that's gonna be annoying indeed.
I actually don't like these redundant overviews very much... It would be fine to have a simple list of field/method names in the navigation on the left, but I don't...