haXe Forum > Class path?

• Kris Worytkiewicz Feb 03 at 23:39

  Hi List,

  I am stuck with a newbie problem. So I have the files

  1. Gaga.hx with code

  class Gaga {
  static function main() {
  var g = new RadioGaga();
  g.gaga();
  }
  }

  2. G.hx with code

  class RadioGaga {
  public function gaga () {
  trace ("All we hear");
  }

  public function new () {}
  }

  These files are in the same directory. The HaXe compiler doesn't find the class RadioGaga:

  [75] ~/Software/Flash/Haxe/FirstHacks/Gaga haxe -main Gaga -swf9 gaga.swf -cp ./
  ./Gaga.hx:3: characters 10-25 : Class not found : RadioGaga

  I also tried a package declaration, with similar results...

  Any comment welcome :-)

  Kris

• aulia Feb 04 at 03:46

  Change G.hx to RadioGaga.hx .

• ThinkTwice Feb 04 at 03:47

  Hi,

  It needs you to assign an environment variable called `HAXE_LIBRARY_PATH`. For instance, provided you are using bash as login shell on Linux-like system, issue the command `export HAXE_LIBRARY_PATH=$HAXE_LIBRARY_PATH:.`

  Hope it helps,
  ;)

• Philipp Klose Feb 04 at 04:13

  Often reading in the documentation helps: Packages and Imports
  Classnames must be the same as the filenames. Folder structure must be the same as the package structure.

• Ali Jaya Meilio Feb 04 at 10:09

  try to import G instead of RadioGaga, the import thingy is refer to the filename *IMHO

• Kris Worytkiewicz Feb 12 at 00:11

  Many thanks to all :-) Haxe's module system can be confusing at boot time...

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