JConch 0.3 Released

(Since I and the update-bot are the entirity of the JConch Discussion Group, I’m announcing this here.)

I just released JConch 0.3 over at the Google Code page for JConch (API here). This includes introducing the type-safe CacheMap, moving the old-school non-generic version over to ObjectCacheMap, and moving into functional Groovy land with the oh-so-succinct-in-usage GroovyCacheMap. With all those changes, I updated the CacheMapExamples wiki page quite a bit, including sneaking the crazy-slick Groovy usage way in at the bottom.

Also in this release was the typed MultiKey stuff, with its blatant and shameless violation of the Liskov Substitution Principle. I put that in mainly to make user code slightly easier when people are working with the CacheMap.

I’ve been screwing around with the pipeline stuff a bit, but don’t really like it quite yet, so we’ll see how that works out.

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  2. JConch’s CacheMap: Change of Tact
  3. Inside the Library Architect’s Mind: Stream-of-Consciousness on JConch
  4. CacheMap Examples
  5. The Story of My Employment
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