how use ?

[pragmagic]

how use ?

[Skaruts]

@zetashift Well... the problem was that my project's folder also contained a space... :) It's all working now. Compiled nicely and the stub is running.

Thank you for testing it, or otherwise I would remain thinking the problem wasn't on my end and wouldn't have double checked.

[zetashift]

Are you using https://github.com/pragmagic/godot-nim-stub ? It shows how to attach a NativeScript to a Node and how to use godot-nim.

[Skaruts]

@zetashift I tried building godot-nim-stub with nake, but it tells me "Invalid GODOT_BIN path: C:\Users\Skaruts\Google Drive\Programming\Godot 3" a million times until nake crashes.

I have no idea what can be causing that. I'm thinking about the fact the path contains spaces, and also that I have several versions of godot in the folder, where each executable is named differently, such as Godot_v3.2-rc1_win64.exe.

The problem was indeed that the path can't take spaces, and I overlooked the requirement that it must point to the executable, not just the folder. So nake is working.

However, it just keeps restarting godot, and saying Failed to generate api.json. I'm doing this with the most recent version of godot (3.2_rc1), which I'm not sure it's supported.

[zetashift]

@Skaruts, yeah I was about to point out that it needs the executable path, glad nake is working now. Might be worth to check open up an issue either on nake or nim repo (if it uses the stdlib to work with paths) to make sure spaces are allowed.

As for your error Failed to generate api.json, I tried to reproduce but I'm not on Windows. With a clean install of godot / nake and using Godot RC1 I get a succesfull compile using latest Nim devel.
This is however on Linux x64. I'll have Windows access next week then I could check for you, but it should work.
Any more info about the error?

[endragor]

Closing as a duplicate of #17.