Fastest way to reproduce:
In ESME directory, invoke
mvn scala:console
Then execute the following commands ("scala>" denotes a new prompt)
scala> import org.apache.esme.model.Message
scala> val msg = Message.create
scala> if(true) msg.replyTo(1)
This should raise the following error message:
<console>:7: error: value apply is not a member of Long
if(true) msg.replyTo(1)
The weirdest thing, though, is that this works!
scala> msg.replyTo(1)
Whatever the problem is, how could it be that a statement works fine
on its own, but doesn't even compile when it's in an "if" statement?
Sounds like a compiler bug to me.
Is anyone able to reproduce this? Any ideas- maybe David?
When I have some time to gather information and if I confirm it's a
compiler bug, I'll report to the scala lang developers.
Vassil
