Cannot define sys by myself for nodejs target

[vroad]

For nodejs target, Currently I'm using modified version of Haxe to define sys macro.

It would be also possible to use sys class with original version of Haxe by replacing all "#if sys" with "#if (sys || nodejs)", but I don't think this is a good practice...

nodejs is one of system platforms, right?

Could you consider adding a new macro that allows you to define sys macro? something like "--macro allowSys()".

[Ivan Tivonenko]

for nodejs there is hack - just do
--remap sys:sys

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[Andy Li]

"--remap sys:sys" is the old way of doing that.

Nowadays the recommended way is to use "--macro allowPackage('sys')".

See https://code.google.com/p/haxe/issues/detail?id=1603#c4

Best,

Andy

[vroad]

None of them allowed me to define sys with "-D sys".

They just allow me to access sys, not defining.

If there isn't a way I keep using modified Haxe...

[vroad]

I didn't see macros in that page...

--macro define("sys")

worked for me, Thanks.