Re: [Jscheme-devel] CVS-update

[Ken A. <kan...@bb...>]

Yes, We could just treat a string at the top level to be a comment.

At 03:53 PM 5/21/2004 -0400, Timothy John Hickey wrote:

>On May 21, 2004, at 3:15 PM, Ken Anderson wrote:
>
>>I think you can generate the code with dclass/dclass.scm ( which now needs to be changed to use either JS or JScheme.  It would write the wrapper code for you. 
>Nice!
>Do you think this syntax could be easily modified to easily add javadoc comments somehow,
>e.g. with a (javadoc {......}) command as below?
>---Tim---
>
>>                        
>>
>>(define-class
>>
>>  (package groupdemo)
>>  (import "jscheme.*")
>>
>>        (javadoc {comments on the class...})
>>  (public class GroupServerW)
>>
>>  (SchemeProcedure groupserver)
>>
>>         (javadoc {comments on the constructor ...})
>>  (public GroupServerW (int port)
>>          (.groupserver$# this (make-group-server port)))
>>
>>       (javadoc {comments on the instance method})
>>  (public void quit () (groupserver 'quit))
>>
>>  (public static void main (String[] args)
>>          (main args)))
>>
>
>I've long wanted to create a minimal JScheme in which all of the primitives were implemented
>directly using javadot (we have this in jscheme/Bootstrap*.scm) and where the Java classes
>implementing JScheme are implemented, metacircularly in JScheme using dclass as above!
>(Some of this is already there, e.g. the reflection classes defining JavaField etc, are effectively
>reimplemented in the Scheme modules jsint/compiler/Reflection.scm ...)
>
>This would provide an implementation of JScheme entirely in JScheme (modulo the standard Java libraries).
>
>Building a JScheme/dclass->JVM byte code interpreter a la KAWA would complete the transformation
>of Java into Scheme and I would never have to write another Java class or rely on another Java compiler
>again!  :)
>
>---Tim---
>
>
>
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