Haxe

```
some=[0] in 11...14
few=[0] mod 10 in 2...4
...
colours.count=[1] {
    none: nie ma kolorów
    one: ma jeden kolor
    some: [0] kolorów
    few: [0] kolory
    _: [0] kolorów
} w {
    [2]=m: jego
    [2]=f: jej
    _: swojej
} palecie
```

(or whatever, doesnt matter what "few" is... could be "my special shortcut"

hey uhm, i'm trying to build an application but it just fails and i don't know what's happening honestly, does anyone know how can i fix this?

i havent updated winforms in _ages_, tbh, i didnt think anyone was using it... any reasons you are using it above, say, wxwidgets?

nope, i just don't know what should i use

i mean, i could _probably_ get it to compile, but its almost certainly also going to be lacking a fair amount of features / components... one of the reasons its atrophied (apart from my just assuming no one had any use for it), is because the haxe c# target is basically in "maintenance mode" at this point, and iirc, it had some quirks i had to work around

like no one from the haxe foundation will be actively working on it anymore, including bug fixes

so you'll need to install and build a fair amount of stuff for wxwidgets: http://haxeui.org/api/getting-started/backends/native-backends/haxeui-hxwidgets.html

you might want to start "at the top" though to get a better overview: http://haxeui.org/api/getting-started/welcome.html

also, you'll almost certainly be wanting to use the git versions of haxeui-core, haxeui-hxwidgets and hxWidgets

ok, thats not the only part though, you'll need to download and build wxwidgets... etc... its in the links above... i have to step out, so wont be able to help you

firstly, just run `haxelib run haxeui-core create hxwidgets` in a blank dir...

that should give you a a hxwidgets.hxml file