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Wednesday 14 of May 2008 21:34:55 Marcel Hauf napisał(a):
> I looked at the JavaOutputGenerator and the OutputGenerator interface.
> For me it does not looks implementing friendly.

Well, I warned you... ;)

> I need to write/translate each method by hand. I thought it would be less
> work and I only need to implement a C# language code style and not the
> complete code.

It's only a quick implementation that worked well enough for me. No PhD stuff :)
I'm not a laguages expert and I'm not sure I understand what you mean here...

> The .Net frameworks provides already a code generator for C# and VB.
> So I can use the codedom and an xml reader to go through the xml tree and
> add a namespace, classes, methods, variables.
> And if I want a different language I only need to implement a language
> style.
> 
> Currently I´m rethink what is easier, to implement a code generator based on
> your JavaOutputGenerator or to continue on my own one.

I'm not forcing anyone, do whatever is easier for you.
-- 
Ecce Jezuch
"Time never was as they are for me
I'm happiest in a world full of error
Time breaks my heart chnaged my soul again
This time my friend" - H. Font
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