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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon jcward

Document compatibility

Open jcward opened this issue 7 years ago • 6 comments

Versions of relevant products:

  • VSCode
  • hxcpp
  • hxcpp-debugger

Update instructions to point to specific git revs? For hxcpp-debugger at least?

jcward avatar Mar 14 '17 19:03 jcward

Also check back into #43 once I have a known set of good versions.

jcward avatar Mar 14 '17 19:03 jcward

FYI, noted in readme: Tested working combo: Haxe 3.4, VSCode 1.8, hxcpp 3.4.69

jcward avatar Mar 21 '17 13:03 jcward

Tried Haxe 3.4.2, VSCODE 1.12.1, hxcpp git. On launch.json, where it says "type": "hxcpp" there is a warning about "this type is not recognized. install the corresponding debug extension".
When trying to debug with NME the following error appears Cannot read property 'toLowerCase' of undefined (I had changed "openfl build windows" to "nme" in the launch.json )

Edit: Commenting https://github.com/jcward/vscode-hxcpp-debug/blob/9d10f079f58bac5479279d40bf95cf4729938e9c/src/Main.hx#L312

and recompiling removes the error, but then nothing happens

Edit2: Uhh, removing that line makes the defaut "do_disconnect". I just leave it as (value=='true') (without toLowerCase for now). The application now launches but I don't think the pause and break points are working. Thanks

Edit3: Not sure why, but I still have the "toLowerCase" error. Seems to be something in the NME tools. in the other hand, Debugging now seems to work if I build the "test openfl" from outside, and in Visual Studio Code only select Debug (without Build) with nme -debug -DHXCPP_DEBUGGER.

Edit 4: https://github.com/haxenme/nme/issues/453

madrazo avatar May 15 '17 19:05 madrazo

Hi @madrazo - odd. All that code is doing is taking the args, and splitting them at the = sign, and taking the values on the right.

_runInTerminal defaults to false. Maybe just remove this line from the args array?

jcward avatar May 16 '17 17:05 jcward

@jcward actually I think that it is another "toLowerCase" somewere else. There is also a javascript function with that name. Do you know how can I access the full logs?

madrazo avatar May 16 '17 19:05 madrazo

@madrazo I don't use JavaScript in this project, though VSCode is largely javascript. You could turn on the VSCode developer tools, then try to pause on exceptions, then try to run your build.

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If you get the error and a stack trace, post it here.

jcward avatar May 16 '17 19:05 jcward