Starting as an option in Haxe 2.09, and as default in Haxe 3, the JS output is modernized, meaning: Output runs in ES5 strict mode, allowing for more robust and optimizable JS. Output is wrapped in a (function() {})() to prevent writing to the global namespace, and allow JS minifiers to be more efficient. You can intentionally write classes and static methods to the global namespace by tagging the
Compatibility library The hx2compat library provides some haxe 2 type definitions that were removed from haxe 3. It can be used for easier transition. Arrays of mixed types Symptom: Compiler error Arrays of mixed types are only allowed if the type is forced to Array<Dynamic> Explanation: Haxe 2 allowed Array declarations such as [1, "foo"] and inferred the type to Array<Dynamic>. Haxe 3 does allow
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