Introduction

An Haxe Bundle for Sublime Text 2

Features

• Syntax highlighting for haxe sources, hxml build files and hss
• Haxe compiler completion, code hints and error highlighting
• Package and classes discovery/completion supporting hxml classpath (-cp) and haxelib libraries (-lib)
• NME completion, target selection and compilation
• Automatic generation of hxml files, multiple build/hxml management, and -lib autocompletion based on haxelib
• Haxelib integration (haxelib install)
• Code snippets, auto-import, Sublime build system integration

and more to come :)

Installation

Sublime Package Control

The bundle is available through Package Control

Mac OSX

cd /Users/<username>/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages
git clone git://github.com/<fork author>/haxe-sublime2-bundle.git HaXe

Linux

cd ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages
git clone git://github.com/<fork author>/haxe-sublime2-bundle.git HaXe

Windows

(Using git bash http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/)
cd /c/Users/<username>/AppData/Roaming/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages
git clone git://github.com/<fork author>/haxe-sublime2-bundle.git HaXe

Restart Sublime Text 2

Usage

• Open your project's directory (where the .hxml or .nmml resides) in Sublime Text, the build file should be detected automatically,
• Edit your classes (check the cool snippets, like 'prop'-Tab)
• Completion is triggered either automatically by dot and colon keys, or manually by Ctrl+Space.
• Open parenthesis and comma keys display haxe type hints in the status bar

Shortcuts

• Press Ctrl+Shift+B to either automatically generate an hxml file if none exist, edit the build file if only one build exists or select among multiple builds (--next)
• Press Ctrl+Enter to run the current/selected build
• Press Ctrl+I on a qualified class name to shorten it and generate the import statement. Safe to use if the class is already imported.
• Press Ctrl+Shift+L to install a library via haxelib

Targeting NME

haxe NME is based on a specific .nmml file (the .hxml is generated) which is supported by this bundle.

• press Ctrl+Shift+B to select a NME target
• press Ctrl+Enter to build and run (regular Sublime Text build system won't work)

Reviews

Haxe workflow with Sublime Text 2, Php & nme examples

Haxe IDE Choices for Mac OS X