clemos
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10 years ago Your project is probably not recognized as an openFL project. What build files do you have (hxml ? xml ? nmml ?), and where are they (directory layout) ?
Closed RudolfVonKrugstein closed 10 years ago
clemos
commented
10 years ago Your project is probably not recognized as an openFL project. What build files do you have (hxml ? xml ? nmml ?), and where are they (directory layout) ?
RudolfVonKrugstein
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10 years ago I have a project.xml file, which is located in the the root of the project. Than I have a subdirectory "Source" where the source files are located. Ctrl-Shift-B offers openfl, but only flash ...
clemos
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10 years ago This is weird. Can you send a capture ? And also, are you on the 'refactoring' branch, or on 'master' ? or did you install through Package Control (in which case you are 'master') Best, Clément
RudolfVonKrugstein
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10 years ago I installed through Packge Control. I am not sure what you mean by capture, here is a screenshot:
clemos
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10 years ago Selecting the second item in the menu (the openfl build) should display another menu with the different openfl build targets. If it doesn't, could you please have a look at the ST Console (View > Show Console) and let me know if you see any error. Also, if you don't need that other .hxml file, you should just remove it: if there's only one openfl build file, Ctrl + Shift + B should directly display the openfl build targets.
RudolfVonKrugstein
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10 years ago Interesting ... I removed the hxml file, and now I see all the targets. When I recreate it (and it stops working), these are the last lines in the console view:
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Package Control: Skipping automatic upgrade, last run at 2014-03-12 15:29:30, next run at 2014-03-12 16:29:30 or after
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When I open my project and do Ctrl-Shift-B, I get offered the openfl target, but only for flash. My project does not compile to flash. Can I somehow tell sublime to compile to cpp?