Lukas Rytz | 6 May 2008 10:01
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[ANN] Scala 2.7.1.final

We are pleased to announce version 2.7.1.final of the
Scala distribution.

Scala 2.7.1 is mainly a bug fix release. It includes
a highly demanded fix for a bug in XML parsing that was
introduced in the previous version. Other than that,
the contractiveness requirement for implicit methods was
removed, and the type scala.Either was added to the
standard library.

You can download the distribution at

    http://www.scala-lang.org/downloads/index.html

The list of changes is found here:

     http://scala-lang.org/downloads/changes.html#v2.7.1.final

The Scala team at EPFL

Iulian Dragos | 7 May 2008 18:08
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[ANN] Google Data Scala client library

It is my pleasure to announce the first release of the Google Data Scala 
client library, a library that allows client software to connect to 
Google Services through the Google Data API protocol. It makes it easy 
to retrieve and modify data exposed by services like Calendar or 
YouTube, without worrying about the underlying XML representation or how 
queries are represented.

Currently it supports the following services:

     * Calendar API
     * YouTube API
     * Contacts Data API

More information and download on the project page:

http://code.google.com/p/gdata-scala-client/

Iulian

David Bernard | 9 May 2008 00:02
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[ANN] vscaladoc 1.0

Hi,

I please to announce the release of the vscaladoc 1.0:
A variation of scaladoc : an API generator for project written in Scala. You take a look at the api of
vscaladoc it is generated with vscaladoc.
Explore the demo package to see some example of the features.

api : http://scala-tools.org/mvnsites/vscaladoc/scaladocs/index.html
home : http://code.google.com/p/vscaladoc/

Some Features :

     * copy content of overview.html from source directory into the generated overview.html
     * copy content of package.html from source directory into the generated overview.html#xxx.xxxx
     * link to source code (use same syntax highlighter as scala-blogs.org)
     * highlight source code in the comments
     * links between companion object and class/trait
     * filter the list of classes by type : checkbox for classes / object / trait
     * filter the list of classes by first charactere : begin of the name (use the textfield)
     * filter the list of classes by package : select one or several package (Ctrl+click)
     * define as field : val, var, nested object, def (with no Args and a return value)
     * define as methods: every def except def classified as field or constructor
     * merge the inherited fields and methods (hidden by default)

/davidB

David Bernard | 9 May 2008 00:05
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[ANN] maven-scala-plugin 2.6

Hi,

I release an update of maven-scala-plugin to :
* support the new way to call scaladoc since 2.7.1 (and keep working with previous version)
* use vscaladoc simply (add <vscaladocVersion>1.0</vscaladocVersion> into your configuration)

/davidB

Christos KK Loverdos | 10 May 2008 11:05
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Re: [ANN] vscaladoc 1.0

This is great!

I have a feature request: Could we have a link from the javadoc of a
method to its place in the source code?

IMHO, if you really plan to maintain and enhance this tool, Scala team
should consider adopting it in the official distribution in place of
scaladoc.

Thank you for the contribution.

Christos.

On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 1:02 AM, David Bernard
<david.bernard.31@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I please to announce the release of the vscaladoc 1.0:
> A variation of scaladoc : an API generator for project written in Scala. You
> take a look at the api of vscaladoc it is generated with vscaladoc.
> Explore the demo package to see some example of the features.
>
> api : http://scala-tools.org/mvnsites/vscaladoc/scaladocs/index.html
> home : http://code.google.com/p/vscaladoc/
>
> Some Features :
>
>    * copy content of overview.html from source directory into the generated
> overview.html
>    * copy content of package.html from source directory into the generated
(Continue reading)

David Bernard | 10 May 2008 13:51
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Re: [ANN] vscaladoc 1.0

Hi Christos
Christos KK Loverdos wrote:
> This is great!
> 
> I have a feature request: Could we have a link from the javadoc of a
> method to its place in the source code?

Added to the todo list : http://code.google.com/p/vscaladoc/issues/detail?id=16

> 
> IMHO, if you really plan to maintain and enhance this tool, Scala team
> should consider adopting it in the official distribution in place of
> scaladoc.

We discuss this subject some time, and currently vscaladoc will continue be out of the standard
distribution to allow vscaladoc to evolve freely.

/davidB
> 
> Thank you for the contribution.
> 
> Christos.
> 
> On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 1:02 AM, David Bernard
> <david.bernard.31@...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I please to announce the release of the vscaladoc 1.0:
>> A variation of scaladoc : an API generator for project written in Scala. You
>> take a look at the api of vscaladoc it is generated with vscaladoc.
(Continue reading)

Sebastian Gfeller | 21 May 2008 10:57
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Release announcement: Scalit 0.7

Dear all,
I am proud to announce the second public release of Scalit, which
lets you use literate programming with Scala. You can download the
latest version from

http://www.assembla.com/spaces/scalit

This version fixes bugs that prevented it from running on Scala version
2.7.1. Also, the following features were integrated:

- Command line tools for a better workflow
- Information on definitions - The generated documentation may now  
include
   definition information it gathered from the compiler

For any bug reports or feature requests, contact me!

Sebastian Gfeller
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