Using Haxe code in Java

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Is there any way to use compiled Haxe code in a Java application (instead of vice-versa?) I want to write a library of functions in Haxe, compile the Haxe code to Java, and then use the compiled Haxe library in a Java application.

To search for a specific function in a source folder, you can use grep -r "myFunction" *java - this will return all occurrences of myFunction in the source folder. — Anderson Green
– Anderson Green, Commented Nov 10, 2012 at 4:09

blue112 · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-13 12:49:24Z

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Sure you can.

You just have to use Haxe / Java.

It will generate some .java class and compile them into a .jar.

You can then either use the .jar as a normal Java jar, or use directly the Java classes. It's still under heavy development, so it may require some minor hacks, but its globally working great.

answered Nov 13, 2012 at 12:49

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