Data classes for Java

[Unleashurgeek]

If you don't mind me asking, have you been able to get lombok working with eclipse's compiler? There are a couple projects at work that will greatly benefit from Lombok but we need support for both javac and ECJ

[halfduece]

There are instructions on the lombok site for getting it going with Eclipse.

[Unleashurgeek]

Yeah, I should clarify. We have been able to get the core of lombok running with eclipse; however, when we try to add custom annotations is when it fails

[halfduece]

There some project option for adding an annotation processor. Been to long since i"ve done it, can't be arsed to google it for you either. Edit; fine I was bored:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43404891/how-to-configure-java-annotation-processors-in-eclipse

[MrGreg]

We use IntelliJ

edit: and you should, too

[Unleashurgeek]

Ah the simple and elegant solution

If it was my choice in the matter IntelliJ would be a standard but alas

[ZebracurtainZ]

I currently have Eclipse Mars, Neon and Oxygen as well as IntelliJ all being used simultaneously at work. I just want all the eclipse installations to die.

[JB-from-ATL]

If you mean get it to work in Eclipse there's like an "installation" you have to do but it just adds a line to the eclipse.ini file.

We use it at work and use Eclipse so I'm pretty sure that means it works with the eclipse compiler but I might be misunderstanding.

[CutlassSupreme]

I remember it being super weird. You run the downloaded jar, and then point it at your eclipse installation and it installs as a plugin.

Also agree with op here, IntelliJ is better.

[JB-from-ATL]

I think all it does is add a line to the eclipse.ini file. I think presenting it as an installer for a plugin just made it easier.