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Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2008 21:28:17 +0900
From: "Alex Boisvert" <boisvert@intalio.com>
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Subject: Re: compiling scala with 1.3.2
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Hi Adrian,

Java and Scala sources must currently be in different projects since buildr
only supports one compiler per project and the Scala 2.7.1 compiler only
supports Scala files.   (This will change in 2.7.2 with the addition of Java
support;  we'll update the Buildr support soon).

So right now you'll need a layout similar to:

Buildfile
project1
  src
    main
      java
project2
  src
    main
      scala
    test
      scala

alex


On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 4:12 AM, Adrian Petru Dimulescu <
adrian.dimulescu@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello, I'm having some trouble understanding how I should organize my
> project that would contain java and scala source files.
>
> Reading the documentation at
> http://incubator.apache.org/buildr/languages.html#scala , I organized my
> test project as follows. Here what I get with my buildr 1.3.2 :
>
> dadi@zornaila:~/Desktop/work/most-interesting-words$ buildr clean
> build ; tree
> (in /home/dadi/Desktop/work/most-interesting-words, development)
> Cleaning most-interesting-words
> Building most-interesting-words
> Compiling most-interesting-words
> into /home/dadi/Desktop/work/most-interesting-words/target/classes
> Testing most-interesting-words
> Compiling most-interesting-words:test
> into /home/dadi/Desktop/work/most-interesting-words/target/test/classes
> Completed in 6.631s
> .
> |-- buildfile
> |-- src
> |   |-- main
> |   |   |-- java
> |   |   |   `-- foaieverde
> |   |   |       `-- AJavaClass.java
> |   |   `-- scala
> |   |       |-- efort
> |   |       |   `-- AstaEsteScala.scala
> |   |       `-- ex
> |   |           |-- DoSmth.scala
> |   |           `-- MyScallClass.scala
> |   `-- test
> |       `-- scala
> |           `-- of
> |               `-- CeMaiScalaClasa.scala
> `-- target
>    |-- classes
>    |   `-- foaieverde
>    |       `-- AJavaClass.class
>    `-- test
>        `-- classes
>            `-- of
>                `-- CeMaiScalaClasa.class
>
>
> My buildfile is :
>
> VERSION_NUMBER = "0.1"
> NEXT_VERSION = "0.2"
>
> GROUP = "adrian"
> COPYRIGHT = "me"
>
> repositories.remote << "http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/"
>
> desc "The Most-interesting-words project"
> define "most-interesting-words" do
>
>  project.version = VERSION_NUMBER
>  project.group = GROUP
>  manifest["Implementation-Vendor"] = COPYRIGHT
>
>  package(:jar)
> end
>
>
> So it looks like classes in src/main/scala are not noticed, while
> classes in src/test/scala are compiled as expected.
>
>
>
> Secondly, I would like to be able to put java and scala files mixed up
> in the src/main/java . I thought that adding :
>
> compile.using(:scalac).from('src/main/java')
>
> would allow me to do just that, instead, if I add this directive to my
> buildfile I get :
>
> (in /home/dadi/Desktop/work/most-interesting-words, development)
> rake aborted!
> javac compiler already selected for this project
>
>
> Thank you for any ideas,
> Adrian.
>
>

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