Re: Running groovy programs

Hi Jochen and all, so a while ago my groovy script grew (big enough) and I had to split it into multiple classes. But I wanted my users to still be able to run it with a simple command (e.g. ./TagText.groovy on Linux and groovy TagText.groovy on Windows). So now all my scripts have a wrapper,

Participate in the ASF 25th Anniversary Campaign

Hi everyone, As part of The ASF’s 25th anniversary campaign[1], we will be celebrating projects and communities in multiple ways. We invite all projects and contributors to participate in the following ways: * Individuals - submit your first contribution:

Re: Re: making the most of Groovy in Action 2nd edition

Thanks Paul and Erik! My needs are to browse the code examples and run them to improve my understanding. So I rather download the Groovy 2.4 or use http://groovyconsole.appspot.com My groovy experience so far is writing medium-difficulty declarative pipelines for Jenkins. After seeing some peer