Unknown identifier: CameraMic

[ashes999]

Hi,

I tried cloning your repository and building test_project, as well as importing it has a haxelib into another project. Whenever I compile, I get copies of this error:

Unknown identifier: CameraMic

I tried tweaking the CameraMic class to add a package name (eg. cm), but this didn't fix the problem either.

[josuigoa]

Hi! could you show me the output of ´haxelib list´ command, please? It seems that the lib path is not correct

[ashes999]

Hi,

Here's the output:

actuate: [1.7.5]
CameraMic: git [dev:C:\dev\nme\haxe210\Haxe\lib\CameraMic/git]
flixel: [3.3.6]
haxe-ga: [0.4.16]
hxcpp: [3.1.48]
lime: [2.0.4]
linden-flurry: git [dev:C:\dev\nme\haxe210\Haxe\lib\linden-flurry/git]
openfl-samples: [2.2.0]
openfl: [2.2.0]
swf: [1.7.3]

I installed your library with haxelib git CameraMic https://github.com/josuigoa/CameraMic

You can ignore the path (haxe210/nme). This is a hold-over from an old installation in 2012; only the lib directory exists, plus OpenFL.

[josuigoa]

Hi!

When you run the 'haxelib git CameraMic' command, you download all the repo, the library and the test project. Haxelib is now looking for the lib in the repo directory. You must point to the lib directory. To set that path:

haxelib dev CameraMic c:.../CameraMic/git/CameraMic

[ashes999]

Hi,

I see. Unlike other projects on GitHub, you have your haxelib.json in a sub-directory instead of in the GitHub repository root.

I even see now that you do have something in the readme about this :)

It would be great if this wasn't necessary, like other projects on GitHub. Thanks for your help. I will re-test and confirm that this fixes my issue.

[josuigoa]

You're right, it would be better if it could be installed the lib directly with haxelib git command. I'll probably take the sub-dir content to the root.

Thanks for the suggestion!