Hi guys,
wonder if it would make sense to store the bytecode of the compiled scripts
in the groovyclassloader to be able to access it as any other classloader
(jar/file) using loader.getResource("class/path/with/full/Name.class")?
I know it can be done with a BytecodeProcessor but it is not that
convenient and the impl can be trivial
since groovy.lang.GroovyClassLoader.ClassCollector#createClass can also
populate some resource map as well. Don't think the subfolder emulation is
needed (ie getResource("class/path") can return null if the package does
not exist anywhere else).
wdyt?
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