It looks like inner classes are not needed:
submit.setActionListener ({ control -> onAction(control)} as ActionListener);
The above closure will do the trick. This looks pretty cool.
Click + Groovy? Wow. I'm going to grab a groovy book and get the fun started.
The good part is that even JavaRebel works with it (short of closure
redefinition).
I use IntelliJ IDEA. I'll give click a try with groovy.
>> I've been looking into groovy lately. Is there a way to make click work with
>> groovy?
>I have done some tests and it was working fine. See my post[1].
What about a separate project to integrate click and groovy better (and maybe
cayenne too)?
I suppose to keep the groovy naming convention it should be called "glick" :)
Joseph.
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