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    orangy

    04/01/2016, 10:36 PM
    Not exactly, it’s modular. You can use this or that part.
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    orangy

    04/01/2016, 10:37 PM
    I wonder if anyone here discussing “doing it wrong” can suggest something to be “doing it right”? I don’t mean just “split it into sensible parts”, but actually going there, analysing dependencies, and even may be (omg, OSS!) forking it and making a PR?
  • m

    matej

    04/01/2016, 11:14 PM
    @orangy Can you clarify "you can use this or that part"? Maybe I missed something, do I not need to add Anko in its entirety as a dependency to my project? That would be really cool. Anyway, it was definitely not meant as an indictment, just an observation. Hell, even Google Play Services took its time til version 6.5 before it was possible to include its components as individual dependencies, and Anko is not even at 1.0.0 yet (plus it's nowhere near that size). But you are absolutely right, we CAN do something about it if we want to, so there's little use in complaining.
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    orangy

    04/01/2016, 11:25 PM
    @matej: you don’t need to add it as a whole, see package layout
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    voddan

    04/02/2016, 4:51 AM
    @orangy: I was talking about rebranding: since 
    Anko
    is known for its layouts (ironically), let it be a UI library. It may depend on something like 
    kotlinx-android
    with all those wonderful extensions from the other part.
  • v

    voddan

    04/02/2016, 4:52 AM
    it is not a tech problem, so I don't really see how a PR would help
  • m

    matej

    04/02/2016, 5:41 AM
    @orangy Ah sorry, I wasn't being clear. Of course, I see that package-wise it's modularized and I guess proguard would strip away the unused stuff if configured properly. I was thinking more in the line of individual dependencies in gradle for e.g. the View DSL part vs the other extensions. But yeah, it's hard to say how that would work before taking a closer look at the dependency graph. @voddan I was looking at it more from a technical point of view, but yeah, it could go hand in hand with a rebranding.
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    kirillrakhman

    04/02/2016, 11:18 AM
    @matej no, there are several artifacts, you don't need to depend on all of them.
  • m

    matej

    04/02/2016, 11:26 AM
    @kirillrakhman I see them now, my mistake, that's great! Sorry for the false alarm.
  • v

    voddan

    04/02/2016, 9:11 PM
    @cedric: I looked it up - Eclipse RCP, is a plugin platform , not a UI framework
  • v

    voddan

    04/02/2016, 9:12 PM
    would you use it in an application??
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    cedric

    04/02/2016, 9:12 PM
    Yes, if you want pure UI, SWT/JFace is enough. But chances are you're going to be needing things like preferences, window layout, etc...
  • c

    cedric

    04/02/2016, 9:12 PM
    RCP gives you a lot of these for free
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    cedric

    04/02/2016, 9:13 PM
    Note that IntelliJ has something similar now as well (but that means Swing)
  • v

    voddan

    04/02/2016, 9:13 PM
    SO hates SWT for some reason
  • c

    cedric

    04/02/2016, 9:13 PM
    I've always found SWT+JFace vastly superior and better designed than Swing (and it produces much better looking UI's too)
  • c

    cedric

    04/02/2016, 9:14 PM
    Producing a good UI with Swing takes an incredible amount of effort and it will never really look nor feel native
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    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:39 AM
    I ensure that the module has been imported correctly. Kotlin version 
    1.0.4-eap-98
    .
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:39 AM
    Any ideas ?
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    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:39 AM
    Copy code
    [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-maven-plugin:1.0.4-eap-98:compile (compile) on project wechat-server-kotlin: Compilation failure: Compilation failure:
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[4,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[19,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[20,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[21,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[22,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[23,13] Unresolved reference: pg
[ERROR] /Volumes/RAMDisk/Projects/patrick/MCAA/wechat-server-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/mcaa/wechat/WechatResource.kt:[83,50] Unresolved reference: WECHAT_USER_BINDING
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    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:40 AM
    Here's the build logs.
  • c

    cedric

    09/12/2016, 4:41 AM
    @feng-zihao What makes you think this is not a legitimate compiler error?
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:42 AM
    I write the code in IntelliJ, and it doesn't hint any syntax error.
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:43 AM
    And, the import statement, is done by code-complement.
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:44 AM
    Sorry, I fix my words, it's 
    compile failure
    , not 
    compiler error
    .
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:45 AM
    pg
    is a package in 
    <http://mcaa.pg|mcaa.pg>
    , I've never seen such 
    unresolved reference
    . Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
  • c

    cedric

    09/12/2016, 4:46 AM
    Still might be a problem in your 
    build.gradle
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:46 AM
    it's in maven actually.
  • c

    cedric

    09/12/2016, 4:47 AM
    then 
    pom.xml
  • f

    feng-zihao

    09/12/2016, 4:47 AM
    Thanks. I found the problem.
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