Did I encounter an error while packing the air?

Haxe
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PS C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\game> lime test air
Warning : (WDeprecated) -swf-header has been deprecated, use -D swf-header instead
starling/core/Starling.hx:688: [Starling] Context ready. Display Driver: DirectX9 (Standard Extended)
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘bg.png’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding texture ‘bg’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘map.jpg’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘ros.png’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘ros.xml’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘ww.png’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Enqueuing ‘ww.xml’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding xml ‘ros’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding texture ‘map’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding texture ‘ros’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding texture ‘ww’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding xml ‘ww’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding textureAtlas ‘ros’
starling/assets/AssetManager.hx:1071: [AssetManager] Adding textureAtlas ‘ww’
ReferenceError: Error #1069
PS C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\game>

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This is almost certainly an exception thrown by your AIR app at run-time.

If you’d like to confirm, try running lime build air instead of lime test air. That will build your app only, without running it.

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Have you tried testing via HashLink or Neko, to see if a more useful error is thrown?

If I’m not mistaken, Error #1069 indicates it’s trying to access a property or method that wasn’t what it expected.

lime test hl

lime test neko
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I have a class called ‘extends Sprite’ and I have a public function in it. However, when I execute it externally, I encounter an error because ‘Sprite’ is a sealed class and cannot read my public function

I have successfully called the function using both of the following methods

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if (Reflect.hasField(dis, "init")) {
            Reflect.callMethod(dis, Reflect.field(dis, "init"), [team, x, y]);
        }

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untyped dis.init(team, x, y);
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Later on, I used an interface

interface IRole {
	function init(team:Int, x:Int, y:Int):Void;
}


package;

import openfl.geom.Point;
import nape.geom.Vec2;
import starling.events.EnterFrameEvent;
import starling.events.Event;
import starling.display.Sprite;

class Role1 extends Roles implements IRole {
	public function new(teams:Int) {
		super();
		// this.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
	}

	public function init(t:Int, ix:Int, iy:Int):Void {
		vy = -1;
		lastThisY = 0;
		speed = 100;
		jump_boo = false;
		tk_boo = false;

		team = t;
		this.x = ix;
		this.y = iy;

		mc = new Anim();
		mc.addAnimation("wait", Load.getInstance().ass.getTextures("wait_"), 7);
		mc.addAnimation("move", Load.getInstance().ass.getTextures("move_"), 7);
		this.addChild(mc);

		mc.gotoAndPlay("wait", 0);
...

cast(dis, IRole).init(team, x, y);
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package;

import nape.phys.Body;
import starling.display.Sprite;

class Roles extends Sprite {
	public var mc:Anim;
	public var speed:Float;
	public var team:Int;
	public var jump_boo:Bool;
	public var tk_boo:Bool;
	public var vy:Float;
	public var lastThisY:Float;

	public var role_body:Body;
	public var mc_body:Body;
	public var hit_body:Body;

	public function new() {
		super();
	}
}
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I’m not quite sure what you mean by “when I execute it externally”.

Extending Sprite for your own classes is quite normal.

I’d generally suggest trying to avoid reflection, as it can be problematic.

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From the Haxe documentation:

Reflection can be a powerful tool, but it is important to understand why it can also cause problems. As an example, several functions expect a String argument and try to resolve it to a type or field…

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package;

import starling.display.Sprite;

class De extends Sprite {
	public function new() {
		super();
	}

	public function init():Void {
		trace(666);
	}
}
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There are many map classes and character classes in the game, and I have written specialized functions to instance maps and characters. I cannot write the specific type of class in the function because there are too many classes, so now I have implemented the same interface for the classes

public final role:Dictionary<String, Dynamic> = new Dictionary();
public var map:Sprite;
public var player:Sprite;

public function new_map(lei:Int, x:Int = 0, y:Int = 0):Sprite {
		var news:Class<Dynamic> = null;
		switch (lei) {
			case 1:
				news = Map1;
		}
		if (map == null) {
			map = Type.createInstance(news, []);
		}
		if (map != null && map.stage == null) {
			map.x = x;
			map.y = y;
			this.addChild(map);
		}
		return map;
	}

	public function new_role(name:String, lei:String, team:Int, x:Int = 0, y:Int = 0):Sprite {
		var news:Class<Dynamic> = null;
		var dis:Sprite = null;
		switch (lei) {
			case "Role1":
				news = Role1;
		}
		if (role[name] == null) {
			dis = Type.createInstance(news, [team]);
			role[name] = dis;
			if (team == 1) {
				player = dis;
			};
		}
		map.addChild(dis);
		cast(dis, IRole).init(team, x, y);
		return role[name];
	}