Haxe --interp arguments?

[Philippe Elsass]

Can you pass arguments to an interpreted neko script?

eg. haxe -main MyScript --interp

I'd like to avoid creating .n or temporary files.

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Philippe

[Mark Knol]

You can always use -D my_define=value

[Andy Li]

Try this:

    -main Main

    --run arg1 arg2 arg3

Similar to --interp, Main will be run by the compiler interpreter.

Note that --run has to be the last compiler flag. Everything after --run is passed as Sys.args() to the program.

Also, if we can leave the args empty in hxml and pass them in cmdline as follows:

build.hxml:

    -main Main

    --run

cmd:

    haxe build.hxml arg1 arg2 arg3

Best,

Andy

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[Philippe Elsass]

Thanks both.
Never heard of -run :)

[Mark Knol]

I havent heard of that too :o it should be documented.

[我每天睡不着]

I try to use `haxe -main Main --run`,  but it does not work..

[Anton Nesterov]

You need to put main class name after '--run' and then arguments. Like

haxe --run Main arg1 arg2

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