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Re: [pde-dev] Support for other JVM languages

I would love to be involved with this as well.  With my work on Groovy Eclipse I have always wanted to add the ability to write Eclipse plugins in Groovy.  Sounds like Josh and I have similar issues.

James E. Ervin

2008/8/11 Josh Suereth <joshua.suereth@xxxxxxxxx>
Oh, BTW my IRC name is Maewlys


On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 11:09 AM, Josh Suereth <joshua.suereth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
2008/8/11 Chris Aniszczyk <caniszczyk@xxxxxxxxx>


My current hold up is the fact that the Activator.java file is created in PluginClassCodeGenerator which I have no access to.  Therefore currently my Scala implementation ends up with the activator being created twice, once in scala and once in java.

Why does this come up twice... you have your own activator template? For example, we have templates for OSGi bundles like Hello OSGi Service that customize the activator and only end up with one activator.

Yeah, I want to make a new template for Scala OSGi bundles that automatically relies on the scala-library bundle and has its activator written in Scala.


Let me know when you want to setup a time to chat. I idle in IRC all the time in #eclipse-dev as 'zx'

I look forward to talking!  Right now I'm mostly doing some "research" into what is possible with PDE integration.  Currently Scala's JDT integration is just starting to stabilize, so there are a few things that will have to wait, however I'd really be interested in a chat.  I'm usually idling on Google Talk, I'll get my IRC going and ping you when I get some free time here.

Thanks for the quick response!
-Josh


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