This plugin allows you to develop Haxe programs with Intellij IDEA. It requires Intellij IDEA Ultimate 13 or 14.

###Install from Intellij plugin repository Use Intellij plugin install documentation to install the Haxe plugin.

###Install the latest or a previous Github release

Download the intellij-haxe.jar file from the release you want from Github releases. More recent releases have begun to be named intellij-haxe-<release>.jar, where <release> is the version of Idea for which the Jar is built. (e.g. intellij-haxe-14.1.1.jar) Make sure that you pick the proper one for your release. A message should pop up and warn you if a release is incompatible.

In Intellij:

• open the Settings
• Go to plugin
• Click “install from disk”
• Select the “intellij-haxe.jar” file you downloaded

This describes the command line build on a Linux platform. To build from Intellij IDEA itself, see the contributing document to setup your development environment. Much more detail is provided there for command line build options as well.

###Dependencies

• Ant
• Oracle JDK 7 or Open JDK 7
• Make
• A bash compatible shell

###Build command

make

This will generate a intelllij-haxe-<release>.jar file at the root of the project that you can then install from disk (see “Install the latest or a previous Github release). Note that the default make will build the plugin for Idea 13.1.6. To override the default, set the IDEA_VERSION environment variable prior to executing make.

IDEA_VERSION=14.1.1 make

Note that building via make will download the requested version of IntelliJ Ultimate (to a temporary directory) every time a build is started. This can be quite slow at times. For repeated building and testing, we recommended that you set up your machine as described in the contributing document.

###Dependencies Same as for build.

###Test command

make test

This will build and run the tests and display the JUnit report. Again, you can override the Idea version being tested against by overriding IDEA_VERSION.

IDEA_VERSION=14.1.1 make test

The hxcpp debugger functionality has been rewritten to conform to the Haxe v3.0 debugger. In order to use this, you must:

• Install the newest debugger haxelib from https://github.com/TiVo/debugger
• Re-build your project using this newest debugger haxelib
• Configure your haxe program to start the debugger when the following command line option is provided:

-start_debugger

(and if you expect to do remote debugging, you'll also have to support:

    -debugger_host=[host]:[port]

Most likely you'll just want to add the following in your main() when -start_debugger is set:

    new debugger.Local(true);

See the contributing document.