>>> Nick Sieger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> seems to think that:
>>>>>> "PK" == Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>PK> Eric M. Ludlam writes:
>>> Something I always wanted to do was use EIEIO to wrap Java objects.
>>> EIEIO could act as a proxy for Java objects, and there could be
>>> Java object proxies for EIEIO objects. In this world people who
>>> know Emacs could hack Java, and vice-versa w/out having to know the
>>> other language much.
>>>
>
>PK> I've suggested to Nick Sieger that he use eieio proxies for the
>PK> Lisp counterparts that JUCI generates for Java classes.
>
>I'm very interested in doing this, and as soon as I find time to learn
>enough about EIEIO to feel comfortable I'll do this. But for now, a
>Java method call is mapped to a plain-old-defun :-|
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I can help you do this. I don't have a working JDEE install at home
though. I can help you create new classes and methods at runtime
instead of in code. The secret is that if you want to use `defclass'
or `defmethod', but don't want to write out code, you can use
`eieio-defclass' and `eieio-defmethod' instead.
Let me know what data you have and what you would ideologically like,
and I can try to prototype it for you to get you started.
Eric
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