Hello Hans,
> Basically Scala support has two aspects. One is to provide a
> Scala plugin for building Scala projects.
I was aware of the two aspects, and my 'pity' was related
to this one.
The other aspect was only a spontaneous reaction to your
announcement reg. core and "other" script engines.
> I have created a first draft of the wiki page: http://
> docs.codehaus.org/display/GRADLE/Requirements+for+a+JVM+langua
> ge+to+be+used+for+build+scripts
Fine, thank you!
> How would Scala fit into this?
Well, to be honest, I am new to Scala too ;-) .
So the next only reflects what I understood so far.
First, Scala has an interpreter working on a binding
and compiling its literal input to a class in memory
in the same way like GroovyScriptEngine does.
What I do not see as possible is setting a delegate to
a closure and the meta-magic of methodMissing .
I think one starting point is your hint, that one could
easily write a Java build script engine.
So Scala should almost doubtless be usable.
The rest, I suppose, would be done in a way totally different
to Groovy, to achieve a DSL working on the core.
Perhaps I will find some time to check Scala especially
about this aspects.
KR
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