Issues with Haxe - Win 7 64-bit

[Michael Glorioso]

Hello. When I run haXe (2 or 3), a window comes up but then quickly closes. It looks like what you get when you use Run, enter "cmd," and then enter "haxe." I am unsure why this happens.

[Cauê Waneck]

Please open the command prompt (WIN + R + cmd ), run haxe through it and report back what message appears?

Cheers
Cauê

2014-03-21 1:27 GMT-03:00 Michael Glorioso <logm...@gmail.com>:

Hello. When I run haXe (2 or 3), a window comes up but then quickly closes. It looks like what you get when you use Run, enter "cmd," and then enter "haxe." I am unsure why this happens.

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[Michael Glorioso]

Thank you.

What comes up is:

"
Haxe Compiler 3.1.1 - (C)2005-2014 Haxe Foundation
 Usage" haxe.exe -main <class> [...] <output> [options]
 Options:
 -cp <path> : ...

 - js <file> : ...

 - swf <file> : ...

 ...

 ..

 .

[Cauê Waneck]

It seems like the compiler is working correctly. When does that window show up? Have you tried compiling anything?

[Michael Glorioso]

Maybe I don't understand the program, but I never compiled anything. I click on haxe.exe and the same display shows up as what I previously reported, but the display quickly closes after it opens.

[Cambiata]

Michael,

Haxe works just like any other command line compiler in this respect.
You need an editor or an IDE (integrated development environment) to create your code files.

Take a look at John Lindquist's Intro to Haxe video:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/haxelang/2l99so17TjM
It's quite old, but explains the setup and relations of Haxe and FlashDevelop IDE.

Jonas

[Michael Glorioso]

Thank you very much.