Should C# and Java incorporate each others syntax? -


I am jumping java with a terrible lot from C # and a "jarring" between the two is an annoyance.

Would it be possible to write a set of fractions / plugins that merge the syntax of both languages?

I'm talking about either adding IDE support or using language constructs for example:

  1. These two lines are equally Behavior:

    System.out.println ("Blah");

    Console.out.writeline ("Blah");

  2. Automatically notice that when you type in s

    3. < Li>

    Identify common API calls and translate them in the background.

The end goal is to be able to write a Java / C # program and select the compilation of the time on which you are targeting.

If you can do this then is it a good idea?

If not, why not?

Two languages ​​are so similar that it is per year in some aspects of enmity but in other aspects they are really different.

I have seen the code which will translate a C # project in Java and I believe that maybe it is reverse, what I am proposed is mid ground, then we can just "take it together".

No, not at all. Definitely not in the language itself (as it is rooted with the title) and preferably (in the IMO) IDE (as requested in the body).

These different languages ​​are subtle in idioms and conventions when I am writing C # or vice versa, I do not want to emulate to think in Java. I believe developers should be actively encouraged to separate their thinking. Switching between the two is not difficult, but this switch should be present, IMO.


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