By zx
via eclipsesource.com
Published: Jul 14 2009 / 21:51
I’m not a big fan of XML in general and the idea of writing code in XML gives me the shivers. I have written enough XSLT to know pain… in copious amounts. We already have a long-established notation for formal expressions: programming languages. There is a very good reason Java’s syntax (or that of any other popular programming language) looks nothing like XML. To alleviate this problem... I decided to try to integrate using Groovy with the Eclipse Command Framework...
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