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Heaps.io Inspector not working #111

Closed alexpana closed 4 years ago

alexpana commented 4 years ago

I'm creating a totally empty heaps.io project with build.hxml:

    -lib heaps
    -lib hxbit
    -lib hlsdl
    -lib castle
    -main Main
    -D windowTitle=Hello World!
    -hl game.hl
    -debug

And an empty app, except for the inspector.

The error I see in the castledb inspector is 

    Uncaught Error: 17 is not a valid enum constructor 

    indexcastle.js:8385 Type.createEnumIndex
    castle.js:9177 cdb_BinSerializer.unserializeSchema
    castle.js:8840 cdb_BinSerializer.doUnserialize
    castle.js:523 (anonymous function)
    events.js:75 emitOne
    events.js:150 emit
    _stream_readable.js:146 readableAddChunk
    _stream_readable.js:109 Readable.push
    net.js:510 onread

I'm using haxe 4.0.5, heaps.io 1.7.0 and castledb 1.5 release.

ncannasse commented 4 years ago

You might need a GIT build of castledb client.

alexpana commented 4 years ago

Thank you very much for your reply.

I already tried a git build, but that unfortunately didn't even show the inspector tab. The release downloaded from the official landing page shows "???" as the inspector tab, but I can't activate it. The git build from master doesn't show any tab at all. The git build also shows a warning:

    lz4.js:81 Linking failure in asm.js: Invalid heap size

Is the inspector supposed to work? The JqPages.hx which I assume is the inspector implementation hasn't be changed in the last two years.

alexpana commented 4 years ago

I managed to trace to issue to the JqPages#updateTabs() function not adding the tabs to the sheets panel. I have no idea why it doesn't work (the appendTo has no effect), but I changed the NW.js framework to the SDK release (to get inspector access) and it magically worked.

If you have any ideas, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this, either way I'm stoked it works!