Haxe

For 2d-only i find it _bestcross_ into using limes default OpenGL ES2/3 - context (+gl-extensions on need).
Can you use the same Kha-rendercode into one of the "graphics" there for Web/OpenGL, Vulkan, Metal and DierctX11/12 together <@231872730478280705> ? 
( or using multiple "graphics2-5" parallele into one application without much of trunks? )

does anyone knows how to solve this line of error?
`C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/lib/nodejs/2,2,7/js/Node.hx:725: characters 11-16 : Unexpected final`

you should probably see if there's an update, perhaps the git repo

Hold on. That library is 7 years old. At the very least use hxnodejs https://lib.haxe.org/p/hxnodejs/

i dont think you should be using hxnodejs with lime

If youre using electron, it's highly recommended

you cant use node stuff from the browser side without setting a flag that not recommended to set

the way you are supposed to do it is have the browser process send a message to the node process in string form that asks the node process to do something

I've literally done that with electron like a month ago

Ou depend on electron and hxnodejs, and just use sys functions

the flag im talking about is in electron, not lime. lime probably does that without you knowing

look at the output and see if it sets `nodeIntegration` or whatever to true on the node side

yeah, Lime definitely doesn't handle Electron properly. eventually, we'll probably need to write a whole layer to do it correctly, where we expose the functions from the main process to the renderer process, the way that they recommend. I think that Electron wants to remove the `nodeIntegration` in the future. it's a warning for a reason.

I'm having to rebuild my build environment again after having to reinstall Windows for the Xth time. However, I'm having trouble setting up the Lime alias. `haxelib run lime setup -alias` worked before, but it's not this time.

as far as I know you don't need the `-alias`

With or without it, it will not set up the alias.

None that are being shown to me, at least.

As far as I can tell. If I run it without `-alias`, it makes sure the required packages are installed.