Reinier Zwitserloot 5407d0d253 Making SCL work right is more complicated than it first seemed.
Right now the rules are:

* _IF_ a class is being loaded, sourced by a lombok-jar originating class, we FIRST search the lombok jar, and if we can’t find it, farm out the job to the originating equinox-side loader.
* _IF_ the equinox-side loader attempts to load a class, and it does NOT start with lombok, we don’t interfere and would never serve up any content from the lombok-jar (so if we have deps, they do NOT get loaded, by design). If it DOES start with lombok, we load it, and the loading class is SCL, not the equinox-side loader.
* getResource() to load classes did not work (because internally classes end in .SCL.lombok and not .class). This breaks a bunch of things. Fixed by having getResource() be aware that it should try rewriting any request for a .class to .SCL.lombok.
* launchified annotationprocessor, and cleaned up the launchified agent, which now, like all other launchers, just sets up classloader stuff and then calls into the lombok loader side to finish the actual processing, instead of trying to do it itself in a handicapped environment that can’t load much.
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Project Lombok makes java a spicier language by adding 'handlers' that know how to build and compile simple, boilerplate-free, not-quite-java code.
See LICENSE for the Project Lombok license.


To start, run:

ant -projecthelp

HINT: If you'd like to develop lombok in eclipse, run 'ant eclipse' first. It creates the necessary project infrastructure and downloads dependencies. Note that, in order to run "LombokizedEclipse.launch", you need to have "Eclipse SDK" installed.

For a list of all authors, see the AUTHORS file. 

Project Lombok was started by: 

Reinier Zwitserloot
twitter: @surial
home: http://zwitserloot.com/

Roel Spilker
twitter: @rspilker
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Very spicy additions to the Java programming language.
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