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  • s
    so i kind of just use the boot menu by spamming f9
  • a
    be careful not to force write in these situations or you can corrupt your data
  • a
    this might be the issue you're having, might not be though
  • a
    I would disable fast boot in windows, shutdown windows cleanly and then boot linux again to see if you can write to the disk
  • a
    also it might not be fast boot related and simply that windows did not cleanly unmount the ntfs drive
  • a
    but to be safe I'd still turn it off (paranoia about data corruption)
  • s
    Ok, i'll try
  • s
    Yep, i turned off fast boot and i can now write to the drive
  • s
    Thank you!
  • a
    cool!
  • c
    So like
  • c
    How does this work
  • f
    on openfl which uses lime I use
    Copy code
    haxe
openfl.Lib.current.stage.window.onDropFile.add (function (path:String) {
   trace ("user dropped file with path: " + path);
});
    Maybe it can help
  • c
    Yea i found out
  • c
    thx anyways
  • f
    you're welcome anyway 🙂
  • p
    Can anyone tell me what flags -debug and -final set? Also, what flags does lime set for a regular release build (when just doing 
    lime test
    for example)?
  • p
    Pretty sure it's documented somewhere but I can't find it
  • r
    after you build, you can see the differences inside some files in your project. it creates three HXML files with the different flags: debug.hxml, release.hxml, and final.hxml. so if you run 
    lime build html5 -debug
    , it would compile with bin/html5/haxe/debug.hxml (replace bin with Export, or whatever your project is using for the output directory)
  • r
    if you don't specify 
    -debug
    , 
    -release
    , or 
    -final
    , i think it defaults to release.hxml
  • p
    Thank you!
  • p
    If I modify these files, will they be used for the next compilation?
  • b
    -final
    for html5-target also using the "js-minifier"
  • r
    no, they'll be overwritten. any changes you want to make need to go in your project.xml.
  • a
    best feature!
  • a
    hey I wonder if there are newer minificators that are more optimised for size
  • b
    as i am remember there was also used 2 different ones for lime ...
  • b
    but not sure wich one is default nowa (maybe the google-thing?) ... forget also where to configure
  • a
    it uses Yui Compressor for me I think
  • a
    hmm deprecated in 2012
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