Predefined method for jython autogenerated code

[Aleksandr Motsjonov]

In Jython It would be very nice to have autogenerated methods defined
in the base class like it is in Java generated projects.

[stephanos]

I don't quite understand where you're getting at.
Every language template merely defines the class skeleton without any
predefined methods.

Or am I missing the point?

Cheers,
stephanos

[Aleksandr Motsjonov]

When I do first maven script for Jython I get only class statement with comment about unimplemented methods.

[stephanos]

Well, the generated java version also has only the class statement in
it:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
package org.codingkata.unit;

import org.codingkata.unit.api.BaseKataSolution;

public class MyKata extends BaseKataSolution {

// YOUR IMPLEMENTATION
}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

just like the jython one:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
from org.codingkata.unit.api import BaseKataSolution;

class MyKata(BaseKataSolution):

# YOUR IMPLEMENTATION
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

or am I still missing the point?

On Mar 8, 2:53 pm, Aleksandr Motsjonov <sos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When I do first maven script for Jython I get only class statement with
> comment about unimplemented methods.
>

[Jevgeni Holodkov]

Hi, in case of Java - you can copy-paste the method signature from the task. For other languages (such as clojure), the correct signature is not always very obvious (at least for the beggining).

Wbr,

Jevgeni Holodkov

[Aleksandr Motsjonov]

Ok. You Right. But in Java I have nice IDE feature like "add unimplemented method" which I forgot about. But My proposal is stay anyway. It's nice to have method skeleton out there already =)

On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 12:12 PM, stephanos <stephan...@googlemail.com> wrote:

[stephanos]

Yeah - I see the point. Unfortunately I couldn't come up with a better
solution - because when I would have to explicitly define the
interface for each kata in language, it would result in 5x more
artifacts to create & maintain.
Just look at it as an additional challenge - for free *g*

PS: Netbeans has a Python/Jython plugin - maybe it could help:
http://netbeans.org/features/python/

Cheers,
stephanos

On Mar 9, 11:22 am, Aleksandr Motsjonov <sos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok. You Right. But in Java I have nice IDE feature like "add unimplemented
> method" which I forgot about. But My proposal is stay anyway. It's nice to
> have method skeleton out there already =)
>