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now no longer printed in delombok
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classpath are relevant, and the flow needs to be parse all, then enter all, then transform all, instead of parse->enter->transform sequentially for each file in isolation.
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systems with a javac that _does not_ close the annotation processor's jar. Fixed that, too.
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javac, though for javac v1.6 you get false errors during compilation printed to stderr :(
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more lombok classes to do its job, after javac has already closed the classloader via a hack. We hack the hack to stop javac from closing only _our_ (that is, lombok.jar's) classloader.
Co-Author: Roel
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an ATHROW opcode.
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new bytecode tests in test/bytecode/src
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type parameters. This resulted in delombok turning any generated constructor that takes at least 1 parameter of type 'T' into something that didn't compile, and to boot, a confusing error message. This is now fixed.
Fixes issue #140.
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source files now uses the system's local line-ending just like the rest of the source file, instead of posix/unix style LF.
Reported by Anthony Whitfield, fixes issue #142.
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classes, fields and methods
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lombok app for it. Not yet in eclipse, though
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