greetings all,

i have thought about using/learning kha. looks very interesting really. and have spotted lubos lenco's tutorial on getting to know it.
but there are a few things i would like to know that i have not been able to get working as of yet. and maybe some questions for future dealings

i myself do not use flashdevelop, being a mac user. but i wont also use the wine version. i do however use githubs atom, which is lovely.
but i am following how to set everything up, which i am using haxelib for, not git. but the page 'getting started' on the kha wiki does show how something will run, but in essence it does not run it, it mearly builds it in the project folder.
and then if i double click on a html build, it does not run right.
can we build/run to neko also?

how can i get it to run from terminal, so that it goes through its build precess, but then pops up on screen? this is the one thing im having trouble finding.

also. has anyone come up with a atom package for kha at all? so then you can run kha projects from within atom instead of the terminal? if not, fair enough

but the building and running of kha projects is a little confusing on the wiki

many thanks

Hello,

Critical things first:)

Kha only builds project files by default, If you are on OSX you can use
'haxelib run kha osx --run' to compile and run.

If you want to run HTML5 project directly, you need to start local server. You can do so by
'haxelib run kha --server', and navigating to 127.0.0.1:8080.

I am a git user, so there may be typos in those commands, but hopefully it works.

No atom plugin yet, sorry.
Also no neko support, but the html5 backend compiles very fast and is fully featured so for Kha that is usually used for development instead of neko.

hey people. excuse the lack of response. been moving and just got the internet
ill give those a look-see. thanks

id like to use sublime text to build actually. atom is nice, but damn slow