You may also want to update your easyb, its at 1.6 I think at the moment.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Jeff Sussna <j
...@ingineering.it> wrote:
> I have introduced Groovy++ into an existing project that mixes Java,
> Groovy, and Easyb. For the most part it's working fine. However, GPP
> is unable to resolve Java or Groovy method calls inside my Easyb file.
> It shows them all as underlined in Eclipse. After some
> experimentation, I have discovered the following:
> 1. It doesn't matter whether my easyb file uses ".story" or ".groovy"
> for a filename suffix
> 2. If I wrap my easyb clauses inside a class, the problem goes away
> 3. If I comment out all references to one particular class that my
> easyb clauses are using, the problem goes away
> 4. That particular class (call it Foo) happens to be the only Groovy
> class referenced by my easyb clauses. All others are Java classes. If
> I change the filename from "Foo.groovy" to "Foo.java" the problem goes
> away (Foo happens to be legacy Java-compatible code).
> Any idea what's going on?
> I am using Eclipse 3.6, groovy-all-1.8.2, grovypp-0.9.0_1.8.2, and
> easyb-0.9.8.
