>
>> > I am firmly against anything that re-writes byte-code after the
>> compilation
>> > phase for production code. Once the Scala-Maven plugin supports
>> compiler
>> > plugins, then there's a lot of stuff that can be done at compile-time.
>>
>
The scala-maven plugin already supports compiler plugins. Feel free to
make use of it as I do.
(yes this is unrelated).
BTW - Most cases where aspects would have been useful in Java, I'd rather
see some kind of DSL.
E.g. Transactions -
def doSomeWork() {
transactional {
//My Trasnactional code
}
//Wow, I can even do stuff outside the transaction!!!! look at me go
}
The one use of annotations I see as being handy is how it's used in the
Eclipse plugin (i.e. fix a flaw the JDT Community is unwilling to fix).
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