On 22.06.2016 14:26, Mr Andersson wrote: [...]
I am not saying that, only that my uncompiled code has to be static. As if it has the annotation on.
well, then you actually want @TypeChecked I guess
A global flag might be problematic for relying on external libraries, but if they are already compiled then that should not be an issue.
no, there would be no global flag. If anything then two or more jars, of which one would be groovy-lib and the runtime would depend on it. A dynamic program would then require groovy-runtime, while a static one can work with groovy-runtime or only groovy-lib
But if it is, Cedrics idea of another file ending, such as .sgroovy or .groovys ... could provide an easy add for adding @CompileStatic to all those classes. It should be fairly easy and I can live with that. Intellij will eventually support that kind of filetype and understand it is @CompileStatic. Otherwise, a plugin for that should be fairly easy to write.
hmm..yeah... we had this in discussion before... back then I was not eager to do that. But that was years ago... maybe we should rediscuss this
bye Jochen
