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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

"Professional haXe and Neko"

exe application used to execute your scripts and
saving it as a new file. neko.exe has been constructed to first check for code appended to itself before
executing an external script.
You can now use the application as you would any other executable, though you must remember to include
the Neko runtime files, found in the Neko installation directory, when distributing your application.
Graphical User Interface Libraries
You now know how to create an executable shell application with Neko, but this might not be how you ??™ d
like your application to be interacted with. As you may know, many scripting languages and virtual
machines similar to Neko, such as Ruby or Python, provide graphical user interface extensions, or GUI
extensions. Neko is no different and currently has several options available to meet this end.
ScreenWeaver HX
The first and foremost of these extensions is the ScreenWeaver HX library. This extension uses Flash as
the GUI interface layer while using the haXe Remoting framework for communications, thus providing
infinite possibilities for graphical interfaces.


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