The Haxe manual page for compiler usage shows
-r <file>[@name] (or --resource <file>[@name]) Add a named resource file.
What does it mean for it to "add" a named resource file? Add it to what? Is the @name part optional? How can I access this custom name?
The Haxe manual page for compiler usage shows
-r <file>[@name] (or --resource <file>[@name]) Add a named resource file.
What does it mean for it to "add" a named resource file? Add it to what? Is the @name part optional? How can I access this custom name?
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Reset to default 1-r / --resource adds resources that are then accessed through haxe.Resource.
So, if you do --resource test.txt,
you'll be able to do Resource.getString("test.txt") to retrieve the contents of the resource.
Using @name allows to override the resource name - if you do --resource test.txt@X,
you would be accessing it using Resource.getString("X") instead.