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# lime
  • h
    yes
  • b
    ->good-haxe-code is -> non-breakable! )
  • b
    how many do you are using ?
  • b
    (if i only would see like a piece of .. i could tell you more ;)
  • h
    idk like 20
  • h
    libraries
  • b
    gimme!
  • h
    I will send picture later
  • h
    not near code
  • b
    your -> 
    main
  • b
    ones
  • b
    into
  • b
    names
  • b
    now!
  • h
    yes
  • h
    later
  • h
    if I could I would
  • w
    I just installed it, what does it do nd how do I use it?
  • p
    Try running a HL build again. 
    ssl.hdll
    depends on mbedtls, so with a bit of luck now that it's installed things should work. (mbedtls is the library that HL uses to do TLS/SSL stuff)
  • w
    yup, 
    lime test hl
    works now, thanks
  • w
    now i just need to know why I get this error when I try to build in vscode
    Copy code
    Error: The lime task detection didn't contribute a task for the following configuration:
{
    "type": "lime",
    "command": "test",
    "group": {
        "kind": "build",
        "isDefault": true
    }
}
The task will be ignored.
  • h
    I'm trying to find the lime C code for creating windows on win. I'm trying to find the definition for CreateWindow which appears on the ExternalInterface.cpp but the best I could do was find the Window.h file.
  • h
    Can anyone point me to the C file ?
  • r
    @hallowed-ocean-84954 it looks like Lime calls 
    SDL_CreateWindow()
    in SDLWindow.cpp. 
    SDL_CreateWindow()
    is a function from the SDL library.
  • h
    That's exactly the connection I'm trying to prove. How is the connection to SDLWindow made ?
  • r
    CreateWindow()
    called from ExternalInterface.cpp is also defined in SDLWindow.cpp. it returns a new 
    SDLWindow
    instance.
  • h
    Thanx. My c++ is very weak, but ok I see that. Ok. So in theory lime could do transparent windows via sdl but it currently doesn't. Hmmm... stuff to ponder. Thanx for your help
  • g
    I found this link inside Flixel's `include.xml`: 
    http://lime.software/project/1.0.2
    Whenever I clicked it, it sent me to a weird redirection page, since 
    lime.software
    is not a domain anymore. Should this be reported somewhere or nah?
  • a
    a lot of that stuff is in the progress of being fixed I think
  • a
    but can't hurt to log an issue
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