Scala Tools

Might be worth considering http://uservoice.com/ as a way to encourage
feedback from users, and to prioritize new features. Its
functionality does overlap a little with a bug-tracker, but it is much
more accessible and allows users to vote to prioritize features. I've
seen it work well on other open source projects.

Ian.

On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Chris Twiner wrote:
> just to clarify, as an Xmas present the plugin should get another leap
> in functionality? Please drop an email on scala-tools and let us know
> when its out. I for one would love to help testing that out.

Thanks for the offer and the encouragement :-)

Probably the only thing you'll notice immediately is that the
occasional duplication of Scala files with Java file in the package
explorer when you move or rename things will have gone away. But this
is an enabling feature which will mean thing will be able to move
forward much more rapidly ...

Cheers,

Miles

Hi,

I've been pretty busy at work. I was just wondering how the Eclipse plugin was holding on after 2.7.1/2 was released. I should pretend that little activity is probably good news. However being the pessimist I am, I would take a lack of complaints about the plugin as a sign of hopelessness and despair :)

Its a bit depressing not being able to program in Scala. I haven't even fired up the plugin myself for over a couple of months now.

Sean

>>>>> "Ismael" == Ismael Juma writes:

Ismael> Depends on your definition of enough. :) As I understand, it
Ismael> should be ok for most cases, but the third compilation is
Ismael> needed if you want to be safe due to some bugs when scalac uses
Ismael> Java sources instead of classes.

Are there any open bugs on this? I don't know of any. (I don't bother
with the third compilation myself.)