You can now refer to any regular Java object from within mantra simply by using a variant on the import statement:
import java java.util.Vector; Vector v = Vector(); v.add("hi"); v.add(34); println(v.toString()); println(v.get(0)); println(v.get(1));
Field access works as well for now, it translates only string and integer objects to mantra objects. For other objects, it leads them as Java objects wrapped in a JavaProxyObject.
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for now, it translates only string and integer objects to mantra objects. For other objects, it leads them as Java objects wrapped in a JavaProxyObject.
