I know that 0.9.2 is supposed to fix most of demos not compiling / running. But when i try to download and then install the "supposed to be 0.9.2", when running AOZ, it still shows 0.9.1 and the same problem with demos remain. Is it really 0.9.2 which has been made available ?
Thanks !
That's odd. I've been having problems getting it to compile things, and I just checked my version I downloaded yesterday and it looks like it's 0.8 [edit]for some parts, though the version on the setup is 0.9.1[/edit]:
AOZ Transpiler Version 0.8 - 28/11/2019
By Francois 'Amos' Lionet (c) AOZ Studio 2019
Website: https://aoz.studio
Support the project on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/francoislionet
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E:/Data/My Documents/AOZ Studio Applications/applications/testaoz/main.aoz/manif
est.hjson:1:1: Error: application manifest not found.
Task failed, no code generated...
yeah same problem here, still shows as 0.9.1 and still can't run most demos.
I got a confirmation the link to 0.9.2 is broken. I got it but I'm not sure i can share it, so i will let the author fix the broken link. However, still got issues to compile some demos even with 0.9.2. I decided to skip the IDE and go for command line. With command line, Compilation perfectly runs while failing in the IDE, so for 0.9.2 compilation is basically ok. Now have to find why it does not work throught the IDE.
Yes, the link was still pointing to the old version, I have fixed it. Visual Studio is -for me-, a great tool, yet it is a very complex product. Most of the work on the last week before publication was on making the integration, and I had no time to really polish it. As you are all "advanced users", I suggest, with this version, to use F2 and F1, or type the command in the terminal. Simple! Just "./aoz-x64.exe path/to/application_directory" ... I will add the possibility to have NO argument if you are in a directory that contains a manifest.hson file. It will be even easier..
I've installed the 0.9.2 version. I have been using the F2 & F1 to compile and run. The run (Play) button works, however, the compile button doesn't (though F2 works fine). Typing the commands from the terminal window works. While in theory, it may be "simple" to type them in, it's in reality, quite cumbersome. Using F2 & F1 is a lot simpler!