Haxe API documentation

Haxe is an open source toolkit based on a modern, high level, strictly typed programming language, a cross-compiler, a complete cross-platform standard library and ways to access each platform's native capabilities.

Getting Started With Haxe

For getting started with Haxe, take a look at our introduction, read through the Haxe Manual or look at these use cases for Haxe, including tutorials and popular libraries:

Top Level

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Binary

Function that takes 2 inputs, produces output.

Block

Function that takes no input, produces no result.

Compose

Mixins to Compose Unary Functions.

Pointwise

Quaternary

Function that takes 4 inputs, produces output.

Quinary

Function that takes 5 inputs, produces output.

Senary

Function that takes 6 inputs, produces output.

Sink

Function that takes one input and produces no result.

Sinks

Mixins for Sinks.

Ternary

Function that takes 3 inputs, produces output.e

Thunk

Function that takes no input, produces output.

Thunks

Mixins for Thunks.

Unary

Functions 1-6;