Delegate

This DSLD handles the @Delegate AST transform through a call to delegatesTo.

Note that we could have used bind instead of currentType and had the same behavior.

Singleton

This shows how @Singleton is implemented. We need to explicitly use a bind pointcut here since we want to bind to the outermost pointcut.

Mixin

The code for @Mixin looks like this:

Newify

Here is the @Newify DSLD. This matches whenever an enclosing field, method, or class is annotated by groovy.lang.Newify. We add both the Python-style constructors and the Ruby style cosntructors.

SwingBuilder

Although this next example is quite long, it is fairly straight forward. We are just adding lots and lots and lots of methods to the SwingBuilder class. This script is only partially complete since we don't include documentation for all contributed methods. It might be possible to use BeanInfo to generate this script automatically.

DSLD Meta Script

Finally, here is the script that defines editing support for DSLDs themselves. A few comments:

• Notice the use of wormhole to store the declaration of binding names so that they can appear in content assist later.
• We are accessing the org.codehaus.groovy.eclipse.dsl.script.PointcutFactory, which is a class defined inside of Groovy-Eclipse where all of the pointcuts are registered. Doing this ensures thatthe list of pointcuts available for content assist is always synchronized with what is available in Groovy-Eclipse.
• There is a mock interface IPointcut that is defined. It is based on an internal interface of the same name, but in a different package. IPointcut only exists in the script so that the accept method will not be underlined.
• This script is long and complicated, but it shows many of the features available in the DSLD language.