Alright, I’ve run all the tests and updated on haxelib with the version number 1.0.0-beta.5, cocktail now uses the semver notation for versions

Next cocktail release now use this convention (1.0.0-beta.5), and it is now obligatory for haxelib for haxe3 http://haxe.org/doc/haxelib/haxelib2

Ok, thanks

Hi,

for now, it would be a bit painful, cocktail currently works standalone.
However we are working on it, in fact we’d like to showcase cocktail integration with NME at the next Haxe conference which will […]

I’ve started to write this document as a spritesheet :

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoCymbuV0hQfdFZNVmc0bnZmRGZHTWlpemszMUd6THc#gid=0

It is split in 2, the first spritesheet is the list of […]

I agree, I think its the right time to have this document, I’ve just finished developing the first beta. I can take care of it next week

Hi,
this should work.

for black :
onRollOver geo.bgColor=0×000000

for white :
onRollOver geo.bgColor=0xFFFFFF

I just checked,
it seems like “this” should be flash.Lib.current for your loaded swf. I think the trouble is that your main swf and your loaded swf are both loaded in the same application domain which overrides […]

Hi,

I think that by accessing flash.Lib.current you always access the stage, so the loader info will always be the one of the main flash movie.

You can try accessing the loader info of the loader you use to […]

Hi,
the goal of cocktail is to be vanilla html/css, so that you don’t need to know more than Haxe/js.

However we started working on a parralel project at the beginning of summer, called SLPlayer for now. It […]

Hi,
thanks for the kind word. I remember looking into the project you mentioned when first starting out cocktail and looking for similar projects, but it seems abandoned now.

We are indded aiming to provide […]

There is currently no check preventing using non-html tag in Cocktail and I don’t think in SLPlayer either

I agree with the last 2 comments. The official way to use Cocktail should be by embedding an HTML page.

Ok, cool, I’m fixing the last bugs with Yohan and I’ll do an update with the init methods.

I’d rather not add any code specific to one company into cocktail but how do you see the implementation of the compiler flag ?

Another solution would be to have your own NativeVideo class in your code base […]

In the Cocktail repo, you’ve got src/cocktail/port/NativeVideo.hx. This file only contain alias of the class to use to handle video.
You can replace
cocktail.port.flash_player.NativeVideo;
by your own class […]