Eric Milles

Can you attach or link to a small sample project? I may be missing some details of your scenario. There are times when the editor can see the source and...

Logging transforms (and many others) work because they are localized to a particular class (or source file). When a source file is opened in the Groovy Editor, it it processed...

@moeniebdavids Please create a new issue with a minimal recreation script or project.

Notes: no traces of the original method call expression is left in the AST after the macro method is processed. And groovy-macro cannot be patched since it is not shipped...

The classpath issue is the biggest hurdle. You can get some basic editor support by adding "gradleApi()" in your dependencies block. Here are some issues related to that: https://github.com/eclipse/buildship/issues/547 https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/1003...

You can try out the DSLD now by adding it to your `~/.groovy/greclipse/global_dsld_support` directory and adding `gradleApi()` to the `dependencies` block of your gradle script. If the DSLD gets to...

> it seems like the dsl file isn’t getting loaded If you add a DSLD to the global folder, you need to restart Eclipse or run _Window > Preferences >...

Once a DSLD is accepted, you can look at _Console view > New toolbar button > Groovy Event Console_ to see the compiler's logging. If you add `log` statements in...

`gradleApi()` is a pseudo-dependency (or whatever the term is). You still need to put a specifier in front of it. I would probably use `implementation gradleApi()`. Your project should also...

For a single project, you can just place the DSLD in a source folder like this:  Either way, it will show on the DSLD preference panel when it has...