DISQUS

Matt,

Your OpenID provider needs to provide a nickname, email, and full name. If for whatever reason it doesn't, then you will get that error.
(Come to think of it i'd better go over that code again just to check it works correctly)

To save you the trouble of figuring that all out, i have made you an account with your OpenID.

Have fun.

~ James

Thanks again Nicolas! :)

Great to see all of those quirks fixed. My only criticism would be that Int32 is still not treated as a normal integer type, so code ends up filled with quirky looking "Int32.dothis(Int32.dothat())" statements. Would have thought if you could abstract the whole language onto another, you'd be able to abstract the Int32 as to act as an Int as well.

Regardless, i actually managed to compile hiscumm in haXe 2.0 with very minor modifications. Only problem is, to use the new haxe.Int32 stuff i have to re-do the whole IO code again. Eeek!

Still, i'm very pleased with haXe 2.0, and look forward to future uses of it in production environments. :)

Thanks kronidas.

When i writ that code, i hadn't quite figured out the difference between new and create. safe to say, now i know. :)

Thanks Andrew, just updated the post to reflect this. Patching is annoying, yes. But well worth it, IMO.

Andrew,

Now i tried that, but just couldn't get it to work properly. Even though i sign my app, XCode still complains that it can't verify the app. So i have no idea what is going on there. Seems like the only way i can get it working is copying it over manually and running sans the debugger. :(

Btw, thanks for the correct run script. Was having trouble getting that correct. :)

Really? Hmm.... I think you may need Firebug installed. Yes, that is probably it.

I've modified the script so the haXe trace isn't called. This should solve your problem.

Let me know if you encounter any other issues.