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[low] how hard is to make it general? #15

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paulvi opened this issue May 30, 2014 · 2 comments
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[low] how hard is to make it general? #15

paulvi opened this issue May 30, 2014 · 2 comments

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paulvi commented May 30, 2014

how hard is to make it general? That is to support C/C++, JavaScript and other languages that follow the same naming conventions
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paulvi commented May 30, 2014

This idea however contradicts a bit #13, where it was JDT for project home

@paulvi paulvi changed the title how hard is to make it general? [low] how hard is to make it general? Jun 9, 2014
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It works using the JavaModel which is quite a central concept in the Java Development Tools.
I don't know if other language support have a similar central model concept?

Most parts will be reusable and the language specific parts could be isolated and in the SpellingEngine.
The naming strategies would be easily configurable per-language and it's easy to add other patterns I don't currently support.

I will put it on the back burner to take a look at another language and see how difficult it would be.

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