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From: Martin Gainty <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2018 9:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Euro Symbol € by Scala
/** A setting that defines a URL to be concatenated with source locations and
show a link to source files.
* If needed the sourcepath option can be used to exclude undesired initial
part of the link to sources */
val docsourceurl = StringSetting (
"-doc-source-url",
"url",
s("A URL pattern used to link to the source file; the following variables
are available: €{TPL_NAME}, €{TPL_OWNER} and respectively €{FILE_PATH}. For
example, for `scala.collection.Seq`, the variables will be expanded to `Seq`,
`scala.collection` and respectively `scala/collection/Seq` (without the
backquotes). To obtain a relative path for €{FILE_PATH} instead of an absolute
one, use the ${sourcepath.name} setting.",
"")
)
Does scala treat €{TPL_NAME} as a parameter substitution for TPL_NAME?
if so where would TPL_NAME be defined?
when i incorporate euro symbol € into string literal what directive to Scala to
use to render € 'as is' ?
MG>to answer my question from week ago you need an escaped Unicode literal to
render '€' symbol as in
MG>'\u20AC'
MG>followup scala queston has a hardcoded reference to Enum.enumOf which
generates error in JDK1.8
/scala-compiler/src/main/scala/org/scalastuff/scalabeans/types/ScalaType.scala:511:
value enumOf is not a member of object java.lang.Enum
[error] else Enum.enumOf[AnyRef](mf.erasure) match {
which (JDK) implementation of java.lang.Enum contains enumOf ?
MG>thanks
*thanks*
martin
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