On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 8:05 AM, Ryan Richt <[email protected]>wrote:
> First, thank you so much for the patch yesterday! Sorry to bother you again > but... > > I was trying to find an example of 3-language compilation. It seems that if > I have the canonical dir structure and require both compilers, the nugget in > the docs which says "if you include both joint compilers the groovy compiler > will take precedence" really means "your scala will not get compiled at all, > joint or otherwise" > > In the list archives, I saw were Spiewak was suggesting a short 3 language > example, but it doesnt seem that ever matured. I'm wondering how to set up > Java + Groovy + Scala in two cases .... Groovy & Java joint + Scala alone, > and Scala & Java joint + Groovy alone. This would be all three langs in the > same sub-project, not separate sub-projects. > All in the same sub-project isn't supported yet; for the time being, you'll need to split your project into at least 2 sub-projects in order to compile all 3 languages. alex
