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NOTE: This code doesn’t seem to work any more on recent versions of Scala. See bug report. NOTE 2: c. 2008-05-12, this code worked as-is with the 2.7.0 Eclipse plugin without exceptions. The output looked reasonable at first glance, although ...text/html2008-05-13T04:11:40+01:00Erik Engbrecht (eengbrec@71.246.75.135)patterns:start - added placeholder links for GoF patterns so community can fill them in
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Scala design patterns This section lists some design patterns which are useful in Scala programs. There’s also the pattern replacements page, which describes ways in which Scala language features make some common patterns unnecessary. ...text/html2008-05-13T03:44:06+01:00anonymous@84.152.69.46code:particle-swarm-optimization - old revision restored
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This little example puts together previously introduced ideas about Scala and tries to show a non-trivial algorithm. It is a basic implementation of an optimization algorithm called particle swarm optimization. See Wikipedia's page on the topic for ...text/html2008-05-07T17:22:08+01:00anonymous@128.197.41.105tools:eclipse
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There have been two plugins for editing Scala with Eclipse. The original plugin (listed at the main web page http://www.scala-lang.org/tools/eclipse/index.html is no longer actively developed, and whilst it’s been updated to use Scala 2.7, it ...text/html2008-04-26T18:25:31+01:00anonymous@81.35.44.36language:start
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There is a lot of documentation on http://scala.epfl.ch/docu/index.html, including the specification, the rationale, and “Scala by Example”, which includes a number of code examples. Issues Are there any language issues people would li...text/html2008-04-25T08:17:04+01:00anonymous@85.24.131.91groups:start
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Does your organization use Scala? Do you have a user group for Scala? Feel free to post a page and link it from here! Center for Connected Learning and Computer-Based Modeling at Northwestern University, makers of NetLogo EPFL, Ecole polytechni...text/html2008-04-22T20:43:59+01:00anonymous@24.63.70.240faqs:language
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You can also go back to the FAQ page. How do I import? The following imports class Map from package scala.collection.mutable: import scala.collection.mutable.Map We can import several classes from the same package in a single statement: import...text/html2008-04-22T15:45:54+01:00anonymous@198.45.19.20jobs:start
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Do you like solving hard problems using high-tech bleeding edge technology? Do functional programming, object-oriented design, learning new things, designing clever algorithms and highly concurrent fault tolerant systems make you smile? If this is...text/html2008-04-21T15:54:55+01:00anonymous@99.153.132.81people:ken-mcdonald - created
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Just someone with a long-standing interest in good programming languages. Python is my favorite, but Scala might displace it. ...text/html2008-04-21T15:54:06+01:00anonymous@99.153.132.81people:start
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If you are interested in Scala, go ahead and add a page here describing yourself and your interest! Timothy Bussmann Derek Chen-Becker Deklan Dieterly - Senior Systems Software Engineer, Snapfish by HP Giovanni Di Mingo Iulian Dragos Gilles ...text/html2008-04-10T14:01:37+01:00David Biesack (djb@149.173.6.110)faqs:start - add: I'm a Java programmer. How do I learn Scala?
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General questions Who is responsible for Scala? How stable are Scala applications? What JRE should I use to run Scala? Under which license is Scala available? How can I distribute a Scala application? Where do I get the newest version wit...text/html2008-04-10T08:20:34+01:00zhao lu (zlu@76.254.21.159)people:zhao-lu - created
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I’m a programmer working for a small software company in CA, USA. I just read about Scala on /. and started playing with scala>. I like it so far and will keep learning and writing programs with it. ...text/html2008-04-08T16:18:56+01:00Eric Willigers (ericwilligers@58.110.206.13)code:automatic-differentiation
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In the code below, we generate a function representing the second derivative of (x + 2.) * (x + 1.), and calculate the value when x = 3. For some background, see Automatic Differentiation This example will not work with release 2.7.0 or earlier. B...text/html2008-04-08T15:57:22+01:00Eric Willigers (ericwilligers@58.110.206.13)code:start
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Code Examples Scala features GraphViz DOT Parser - Shows how to construct a parser for the DOT language with Scala’s combinator parsers AOP Style Security Check - Using Scala’s implicit values and coercions to do AOP-like securit...text/html2008-04-05T16:03:53+01:00David Biesack (djb@149.173.6.110)faqs:general - Answered 'How is "Scala" pronounced?'
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You can also go back to the FAQ page. Who is responsible for Scala? How stable are Scala applications? The Scala compiler is quite stable and generates stable byte-code that will run successfully on most JREs. Only rarely, when pushing the ri...text/html2008-04-04T14:43:17+01:00anonymous@202.91.132.79faqs:interoperability
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You can also go back to the FAQ page. Can I use Java classes from within my Scala code? Accessing Java classes from Scala code is no problem at all. Simply treat the Java class as if it was a Scala class. Java 1.5 generics are a bit tricky to de...text/html2008-04-01T15:32:49+01:00Derek Chen-Becker (dchenbecker@75.148.33.241)docs:start - Added in my contributions
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This is the home page of an effort to complete the Scala API documentation. We need your help! A fully documented feature should cover: Overview Description of each parameter and return value Any side-effects Any preconditions Any special tre...text/html2008-03-27T14:20:30+01:00David Biesack (djb@149.173.6.51)faqs:development - Add link to 'maven for scala'
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You can also go back to the FAQ page. Why does building Scala on OS X fail? Attempting to build Scala on PowerPC OS X results in various errors. These can range from an internal compiler error to a Trace/BPT trap. It is claimed that Java 1.5.0_0...text/html2008-03-26T16:26:52+01:00chris.twiner (ctw@138.190.15.46)common:list-manipulation - moving to how to write a for loop
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in Haskell: \(a,b)->take b $ repeat a :: (a, Int) -> [a] Example: def **(x:Long,n:Int):Long = if (n == 0) 1 else List.make(n,x).reduceLeft[Long]((x,y)=>x*y) map2 Combine to Lists wit...text/html2008-03-23T12:54:49+01:00Channing Walton (channingwalton@82.71.42.30)people:channing-walton - created
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I am a director of Casual Miracles, a software company based in the UK that works in and around London, usually. I have been working with Java since 1995 and have been interested in Scala for a few years but haven’t dived in until now. I have...