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Embedment tutorial
I would like to embed Hecl in my J2ME project, UndertaleME, but there doesn't seems to be a documentation explaining how do i embed it on a Java application... And i really like your language There's a lot of directories on the home, so it looks a bit confusing to me
Please read the INSTALL file and try 'ant packageCommandline'. This used to build a version which can be used with J2SE on the desktop. It seems that nobody has tried it for many years :-(
Hi,
midp20/Hecl.java is the 'main' application for the midlet example. It shows how the midlet gets started up and creates a Hecl interpreter. You could take that and modify it or use it as an example.
On Mon, Sep 6, 2021, 14:18 JoseskVolpe @.***> wrote:
I would like to embed Hecl in my J2ME project, UndertaleME https://github.com/JoseskVolpe/UndertaleME, but there doesn't seems to be a documentation explaining how do i embed it on a Java application... There's a lot of directories on the home, so it looks a bit confusing to me
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So after years, i'm gonna be the first to try :3 That's so much a cool project to just be left abandoned =^w^= I was thinking in create a custom language for that project before, and how i would be doing that (wich i had no idea). That's so good i've found this project so i'll not need to reinvent the wheel
midp20/Hecl.java is the 'main' application for the midlet example.
¡Thanks a lot! I'm gonna look that
Well, i have another doubt... I have added org.hecl package to my project. There is some errors in the scripts
But on these scripts, there's condition statements similar to what is used on C when using importers or defining constants. Java doesn't support this, and they're also into comments, so they are just ignored. There's something like this in almost every script:
public
//#if cldc == 1.0
abstract
//#endif
class DoubleThing extends FractionalThing {
¿Sould i manually check them and remove these lines according to my needs?
I just managed to compile it, finally I had to set JAVA_HOME to OpenJDK 1.8 and download a older ant binary Although it compiled the full demo, that was not what i intended lol
But i could embed it as a library, yay I'm gonna remove useless classes soon to decrease size, i would like to try it as it is first and implement UndertaleME Hecl methods
I'm beginning to make progress x3
https://github.com/JoseskVolpe/UndertaleME/blob/Engine/src/josesk/javameengine/hecl/commands/SpriteCmd.java