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"For instance if I manipulate the generated java files, I can improve the code " -- that's probably a bad idea, those will get overwritten again in the next compiler run. IF you want to change something, you need to change the way those generator scripts run, not the (intermediary) output of it.

" For instance function function Core.abs() doesn't exist in Java bindings." -- that's for a reason. ege. it has an abs() function already in python, also there'sconvertScaleAbs()

  • "I would like to improve Java bindings and add missing functions for Java" -- that's a nice idea !. please have a look here , to understand the mechanism behind it (it's the same for python and java)

  • "For instance if I manipulate the generated java files, I can improve the code " -- that's probably a bad idea, those will get overwritten again in the next compiler run. IF you want to change something, you need to change the way those generator scripts run, not the (intermediary) output of it.

  • " For instance function function Core.abs() doesn't exist in Java bindings." -- that's for a reason. ege. e.g. it has an abs() function already in python, also there'sconvertScaleAbs()

  • "I would like to improve Java bindings and add missing functions for Java" -- that's a nice idea !. please have a look here , to understand the mechanism behind it (it's the same for python and java)

  • "For instance if I manipulate the generated java files, I can improve the code " -- that's probably a bad idea, those will get overwritten again in the next compiler run. IF you want to change something, you need to change the way those generator scripts run, not the (intermediary) output of it.

  • " For instance function function Core.abs() doesn't exist in Java bindings." -- that's for a reason. e.g. it has an abs() function already in python, also there'sthere's convertScaleAbs() doing about the same already.

  • "I would like to improve Java bindings and add missing functions for Java" -- that's a nice idea !. please have a look here , to understand the mechanism behind it (it's the same for python and java)java) , and another here

  • "For instance if I manipulate the generated java files, I can improve the code " -- that's probably a bad idea, those will get overwritten again in the next compiler run. IF you want to change something, you need to change the way those generator scripts run, not the (intermediary) output of it.

  • " For instance function function Core.abs() doesn't exist in Java bindings." -- that's for a reason. e.g. it has an abs() function already in python, also there's convertScaleAbs() doing about the same already.

  • "I would like to improve Java bindings and add missing functions for Java" -- that's a nice idea !. please have a look here , to understand the mechanism behind it (it's the same for python and java) , and another here

  • "For instance if I manipulate the generated java files, I can improve the code " -- that's probably a bad idea, this won't work, those will get overwritten again in the next compiler run. IF you want to change something, you need to change the way those generator scripts run, not the (intermediary) output of it.

  • " For instance function function Core.abs() doesn't exist in Java bindings." -- that's for a reason. e.g. it has an abs() function already in python, also there's convertScaleAbs() doing about the same already.