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 am searching for Scala counterpart of C# IComparable, and I found Comparable trait. I mean -- Comparable is mentioned, but when I search for it at http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/scala/ I get
Why does x.func below return \"B extends B extends B\"? How to arrange this code so that it returns \"B extends A extends Base\"?
I want to match on some case classes. If I don\'t know them, I want to match on a specified trait the 开发者_如何转开发classes have to extend. This looks like
Is there any library that provides tools for mocking classes with traits (both can be statefull)? Simplified example:
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I\'d like to use the stackable trait pattern with singleton objects, but i can\'t seem to find how to make the compiler happy:
I have some events in my model and some handling logic. I want organize communication logic throw Actors. But how I can inherit handling logic without specifying act() in each concrete class
I have 2 related traits.Dao will be used be a class and DaoHelper will be used by Dao\'s companion object.I would like trait Dao to be able use functions defined in DaoHelper, the only way I could fig
I\'d like to define a trait with some properties which have a well defined relationship - for example\'s sake, let\'s say that a * b = c.The idea is that implementations of this trait can provide two
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