player-03

Inside the extension folder, look for dependencies/android/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml.

~~There is no activity xml file, only AndroidManifest.xml. AndroidManifest.xml contains the [`` tag](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element).~~ ~~If you're getting an error, it's probably because you put the tag somewhere it shouldn't be.~~ ~~We'll...

I now realize that you're probably talking about a [layout resource](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/layout-resource). Whoops. Looks like the answer is to [set an ID](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/layout-resource#idvalue) in the XML file and then call `Extension.mainActivity.findViewById()` in...

One way to "fix" this is to make a shell script: ```bash cd /absolute/path/to/Export/linux/bin ./BunnyMark ``` But why couldn't `main()` do the same? Maybe it could. Just call `Sys.setCwd()` as...

Having thought about it more, I came up with another option. (See pull request.)

Some additions I've considered: - Access map properties. I've already implemented this, still using the dot access syntax. It's a bit weird considering that isn't how you normally interact with...

Fair enough. That's probably the same reason Chrome prefers it.

It seems there is, though it isn't documented and the code is somewhat confusing. Short version is try this: ```haxe var processConstructor = JNI.createStaticMethod("android/os/Process", "", "()V"); var process = processConstructor();...

Sounds like a connection issue. Did you ever get it working? What happens if you visit one of those URLs in your browser? Can you connect then?

Can you tell if the error comes from lib.haxe.org or codeload.github.com? (I'd guess the latter, based on the original error message.) From there... I don't know, maybe there would be...