Javier Fernandes
Javier Fernandes
The native lobby is the "this" object of a wollok program. As programs are special constructions. We should probably need to model de **wollok.lang.Program** class and then change the interpreter...
Not necessary anymore since all objects are WollokObjects and we don't use java objects as runtime representation of basic objects. So the interpreter just needs to do ``` xtend object.call(symbol)...
Currently mixins are declared like in scala ``` scala class C inherits B mixed with M1, M2, M3 ``` This produces the following inheritance chain by linearization ``` scala C...
Be able to detect statements, methods and expressions which causes effect. This epic is just a big thought that needs to be analysed. Here are a couple of practical usages...
To distiguish them I think they are based on the project nature. I believe we already have a wollok nature
Val references will always point to the same object. Show them in a different way, like bolder or something.