In Scala, is it possible for a trait to reference a named constructor argument of the class it is mixed into? The code below doesn\'t compile because ModuleDao\'s constructor argument is not a val as
I have a bit of code like: val data = List(obj1, obj2, obj3, obj4, ...).par.map { ... } and the ParVector is roughly 12 elements large. I noticed that all of my work is being done in the main threa
Making a migration from 2.8.1 to 2.9.1 found interesting thing. Tried to write this in console: >>import collection.immutable.Set.Set4
I am working on project implemented in scala 2.8.1, want to migrate to scala 2.9.1 and use akka-actors libraries instead of standard, but didn\'t find good summary of main changes, here what I found:
after I learned that case classes extend Product, I wondered why they do not extend ProductN. E.g., given a code like:
I have the following scenario: sealed abstract class Type(val inUse: Boolean) case class IntTy(override val inUse: Boolean) extends Type(inUse)
I\'ve been trying to compile the NeHe tutorial for scala (link) and scalac (2.9.0, linux) uses up all my ram and then some. I basically can\'t compile it.
I came across the following code snippet on the Scala mailing list: scala> class DynamicImpl(x: AnyRef) extends开发者_如何学运维 Dynamic {
I noticed this breaking (for me using it with OGNL) change in 2.9.0-1: I find that, in 2.9, methods declared in a trait become volatile when mixed in a class:
On migrating our code to Scala 2.9 we\'ve found large swathes of it that didn\'t work and failed silently. We tracked it down to case classes that extend Proxy not being equal. In our code we don\'t e
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