kiss-lang/lime: A foundational Haxe framework for cross-platform development - lime

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Updating mouse events on html5 to match native
Adding pointerlock support for html5
Adding pointer lock, pointer visibility and pointer set position support
Adding getExtension support for html5 GL, native still figuring that out
Added preliminary Ext wrapper, for known wrapped extensions support for rendering

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Cleaning up project names from old naming

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adding haxe timer class from nme

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Adding mouse deltaX and deltaY to mousemove events

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Adding mouse deltaX and deltaY to mousemove events

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Adding copy command to build scripts, haxelib run lime copy <target> <dest folder> will copy the output from the bin folder of the target to the specified directly, useful for testing web based builds

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Fixing silly build error

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include.xml

Fixing missing bin files the right way. Adding a bunch of fixes to window flags being passed in, adding multitouch support to iOS, testing touch and other events on iOS, adding window size fix on iOS, adding features for depth/stencil buffer

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Renaming to LiME

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README.md

#lime - Light Media Engine

A lightweight pure OpenGL wrapper for NME and the nme build tools.

A good starting point for building OpenGL applications across Mac, Windows, Linux, Blackberry, HTML5(WebGL), Android, iOS.

#How it works

NME is a cross platform library, with a build tool, for building applications across many platforms. Frameworks like OpenFL leverage NME to implement a cross platform Flash API to great effect.

lime exposes the OpenGL layer across the platforms that support it, for developers to build new frameworks on top of.

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