Gradle: using the standalone compiler

[Stephen Agneta]

 Hello all,

   I have a newbie question for the group. I couldn't get the gradle plugin for xtend working properly. I think it is still a work in progress. I then turned to the xtend standalone compiler: 'org.eclipse.xtend:org.eclipse.xtend.standalone:2.4.3'

   Is that considered acceptable? Is the standalone compiler kept up-to-date or is it deprecated? I am somewhat concerned given that the latest Xtend libs are 2.5.1 and the standalone compiler is at 2.4.3. 

   Any light on the subject would be appreciated. 

   Thanks in advance,

      Steve 

[Stefan Oehme]

Hi Steve,

could you please tell us what didn't work for you with the Gradle plugin? That would be very important feedback.

Considering the StandaloneCompiler: Of course you can use it directly. It is now part of "org.eclipse.xtend.core". The latest version is 2.5.3.

Cheers,

Stefan

[Stephen Agneta]

Thanks! I did find the standalone compiler within the core library after I posted that email. It's working great. Great to have confirmation on that so much appreciated.

As for the gradle plugin, I will reinsert it and recreate the error and post the information for you.

STeve

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Stephen J Agneta

Principal Software Architect

Bjönd

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