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package haxe.ui.core;

@:autoBuild(haxe.ui.macros.Macros.buildBindings())
@:autoBuild(haxe.ui.macros.Macros.addClonable())
class Component extends ComponentBase {
}

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package haxe.ui.openfl;

class ComponentBase extends Sprite {
}

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1) haxe.ui.core.ComponentBase is aliased to haxe.ui.openfl.ComponentBase at the very start using --macro
2) "modules" are needed to know what componed packages are available, these are then added to a "class register", like:
	haxe.ui.components.Button => button
   this happens also at compile time via a "processModules" macro that scans the classpath looking for "module.xml" and
   doing the required "stuff"
3) I now want to do something like the following:

        @:build(haxe.ui.macros.ComponentMacros.fromXML("somefile.xml"))
        class MyClass extends Component {
        }

   However, in order for that to work, modules must be loaded as if not the the components in the mark up, say, <button />
   wont exist in the component registry, so i wont know what class they are, etc.

So the first problem is when i use "processModules" i got a "haxe.ui.core.ComponentBase isnt defined" type error, even
though in the build macro it is there, its not in the processModules macro (checked both).

So i manually aliased the types (to test) in the processModules macro, like:
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.ComponentBase", "haxe.ui.core.ComponentBase");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.TextInputBase", "haxe.ui.core.TextInputBase");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.TextDisplayBase", "haxe.ui.core.TextDisplayBase");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("openfl.display.BitmapData", "haxe.ui.ImageData");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.ImageDisplayBase", "haxe.ui.core.ImageDisplayBase");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.AssetsBase", "haxe.ui.AssetsBase");
        MacroHelpers.aliasType("haxe.ui.openfl.FontBase", "haxe.ui.FontBase");

And then i got:

	You cannot use @:build inside a macro : make sure that your enum is not used in macro

Which is because the Component has a build macro also, but the real question (to me) is the first problem, ie, why isnt
"haxe.ui.core.ComponentBase" available to the processModules function when i call it from a build macro?