Have you tried the Moai SDK?

Question

Mobile development

Is there anyone here who has "tasted" this SDK?
Well, if there is anyone who used it, then I will have a couple of questions for you :(
There are problems with creating a project on Android (I have not tried it for iOS yet)
I read the docks, but unfortunately there is zero information. I
started to storm the forum with my weak English, it was a couple of answers, but zero
sense.In general, what is the essence of
Downloaded everything you need:
Cygwin, java, ant, eclipse to work with the project, android sdk ... well, moai sdk itself.
installed all this, seems to be configured correctly :)
1. I launch the first sdk-setup script (it copies ready-made libs to the host-source folder)
2. Then I edited the setting-local file where it indicated only the path to the SDK
3. Run run-host (with administrator rights)
He starts copying and editing the contents of the host-source folder for me, and here you are.
Errors come out that the file is not found, etc. (I warn you that I work with cygwin for the first time, because I don’t know everything, maybe I didn’t install something, I hope you figure it out)
Console output:
C:\Android\1\moai-sdk\hosts\ant>run-host. bat
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
FIND: Invalid key
FIND: Invalid key
File not found: .?*
File not found: .?*
I read somewhere that find in cygwin does not work on Win7 32bit, maybe this is the problem.
In what a problem I can not understand in any way. I hope for your help
And yet, before that I tried to create a project in version 0.95 There were errors but others.
At the moment, the version of moai-sdk is 1.0
, in general, I have hands-hooks, because while reading the forum I saw that everything works fine for other people

Answer 1

This is a typical Cygwin bug under Windows: the Windows find (which is built into MSDOS) is before Cygwin's /usr/bin/find because the Windows folder comes first in the PATH. You can do 2 things:
1) unpick the erroneous script and replace find with /usr/bin/find there
2) change PATH (not necessary for the entire system, only for this script) so that /usr/bin goes there first, and then all sorts of Windows folders
Ha! Well, isn't egorinsk quick-witted?