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There is no operator overloading in Java.
In fact, there's much less magic in Java than in more hip languages, and that's a very good thing in my book.
Robert
Is that somewhere around Warp 2?
. Groovy will never have the kind of edit-time IDE intelligence simply due to it's dynamic nature. But for now, it stands ahead (after all, it has been around longer).
The SpringSource guys seems to hold a different opinion: http://blog.springsource.com/2009/07/30/a-groovier-eclipse-experience/ . They're doing some pretty neat stuff with Groovy in Eclipse.
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There is no operator overloading in Java.
In fact, there's much less magic in Java than in more hip languages, and that's a very good thing in my book.
Robert
Is that somewhere around Warp 2?
. Groovy will never have the kind of edit-time IDE intelligence simply due to it's dynamic nature. But for now, it stands ahead (after all, it has been around longer).
The SpringSource guys seems to hold a different opinion: http://blog.springsource.com/2009/07/30/a-groovier-eclipse-experience/ . They're doing some pretty neat stuff with Groovy in Eclipse.