Posts tagged Tag 'Scala'
Sunday, June 26, 2011
In one of my previous posts
I talked about how to build Scala
projects with PDE Build. However, PDE Build is rather old and has long
been superseded by Buckminster.
The great advantage of Buckminster is that it is actually a lightweight
Eclipse SDK with all that you need to build an RCP application: a
workspace of projects, a target platform, and so on. To build
Scala projects in Eclipse you will most likely install the
Scala IDE. Unfortunately, this plug-in
cannot be installed in Buckminster right away. But there is a workaround...
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Tags: Buckminster, Scala, RCP, Eclipse, Ant, Maven
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Some time ago I wrote about
how to let Eclipse PDE Build automatically compile Scala projects.
Therefore a special Ant script (customBuildCallbacks.xml) had to be
created in the project's root directory. This script looked for the
Scala library and compiler and then built the project's source files.
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Tags: Ant, Eclipse, OSGi, PDE, Scala
Monday, April 05, 2010
Lift already provides some mechanisms to
publish a website in different languages. If Lift is used within an
OSGi environment, a little workaround is needed in order to make it
find the Resource Bundles
containing language-dependent strings (usually provided as property
files).
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Tags: Internationalization, Lift, OSGi, Scala
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
PDE Build is the standard build tool from Eclipse. It is used to export
OSGi bundles, plugins, features or products. Running in headless mode,
PDE Build can be used for automatic builds without a GUI. The Scala IDE
does not support PDE Build yet. In order to compile Scala projects you
have to do some manual work.
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Tags: Ant, Eclipse, OSGi, PDE, Scala
Monday, March 22, 2010
Scala does not have an official style guide yet. Because of this,
Daniel Spiewak posted such a document in
November 2009 on the Scala mailing list.
As can be read there, even Martin Odersky, the inventor of Scala, likes
that idea and thinks about publishing the document on the official
Scala website.
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Tags: Scala