None here.
Longer term, I wonder whether our DSL syntax is too weak?
Even the ability to declare blocks would be nicer than long lines (and line
split markers):-
then [Book the customer for the flight]
{
$f.setAvailable( $f.getAvailable() - 1 );
update( $f );
Booking booking = new Booking();
booking.setCustomer( $r.getCustomer() );
booking.setFlight( $f );
insert( booking );
}
On 4 December 2010 18:33, Wolfgang Laun <wolfgang.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Currently each entry must be a single line of text. This results in long
> lines, especially on the RHS.
>
> I have experimentally inserted a transformation of the DSL text (in
> DSLTokenizedMappingFile)
> which converts '\'+EOL on the fly to a space. (The passed-in reader is read
> into a buffer, '\'+EOL
> is translated to space, and EOLs are inserted later to readjust the line
> number.) In a text editor,
> I can now write, e.g.,
>
> then][][Bb]ook the customer for the flight=\
> $f.setAvailable( $f.getAvailable() - 1 );\
> update( $f ); \
> Booking booking = new Booking(); \
> booking.setCustomer( $r.getCustomer() ); \
> booking.setFlight( $f ); \
> insert( booking );
>
> Of course, the DSL editor will not preserve this, but future development
> might provide more
> convenient editing there, too.
>
> Any objections?
> -W
>
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