On Feb 26, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Ryan Gardner wrote:
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This also brings up another topic... How long will the project
cling to a 1.4 source level? The number of collections we are
iterating over in just about every piece of code is reason enough
to go to 1.5 - and the test code has been at 1.5 for a long time now.
The reason I ask is because when I build my new modules for my
personal use, I would much prefer to use type-safe collections and
the corresponding loops. I also like stuff to get merged into the
project so others can benefit from it... For tweaking existing code
snippets I'm fine with leaving things the way they are - but if I
am building new features or new improvements - I'm not as willing
to use 1.4 syntax
You mean Magnolia? 4.0 will be Java 5. It will be a lot of work
before we get there, a year maybe, depending on how fast we can get
people involved. For the moment we work on 3.6, where we plan to
improve backup functionality and introduce JR 1.4.
Regards
Boris
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