Roland Tepp

Well, I suppose we can. Use JUnit directly from Ceylon that is. Although I have not tried it myself, so I can not vouch of how well it does work...

What is the state of this issue? Is anyone working on it?

Yes, I kind of agree with Tako on this. Probably a sensible combination of all the options. Also, we could try to make use of platform database where one is...

What about implementing Iteratees? They are very composable and versatile... Roland 29.05.2014 13:57 kirjutas kuupäeval "Tako Schotanus" < [email protected]>: > Right now we have a copyLines() method which works more...

how so -- as far as I know, the only reason they need dependency on ceylon.time is because of time zones?

ah, for some reason I thought that was in `ceylon.format`...

yeah, Damn you @vietj - you beat me to this thing!

Also, why not have this for Eclipse IDE as well...

Yes, we currently use native information from `system.timzoneOffset` which falls back to native implementation. This was initially done so simply because there was no proper way to have native implementations...

well, for offset, we could keep using it -- no problems there But we need more information like name of the current time zone for example, when we have fully...