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Scala provides a number of traits and classes for handling collections of objects. This page is intended to give an overview of the general structure of the collections library, concentrating on the important traits and classes without attempting t...text/html2010-02-28T16:13:52+01:00anonymous@82.233.81.47code:hello-swing
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import javax.swing._ object HelloWorld extends JFrame( "Greetings" ) { def main( args: Array[String] ) = { setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE ) add( new JLabel( "Hello World" ) ) pack() setVisibl...text/html2010-02-26T08:03:48+01:00anonymous@82.177.164.3people:start
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If you are interested in Scala, go ahead and add a page here describing yourself and your interest! Name Organisation Role Location Ralph Apel JPackage.org Packager Frankfurt am Main, Germany Alx Barker Toronto, Ontario Néstor Bena...text/html2010-02-05T03:01:04+01:00anonymous@212.19.133.100code:simplifying-jdbc
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Scala’s syntax can make typing-intensive tasks a lot easier to handle. Here’s one way to “Scalify” a Java library. I make liberal use of operators and implicit conversions to achieve a terse and readable syntax for handling J...text/html2010-01-29T13:36:50+01:00anonymous@83.92.93.228code:remoteactors - Corrected link and added text to the notes (ripped from the dirkemeister blog - hope it's ok :) )
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I made a few patches to the example from http://dirkmeister.blogspot.com/2008/12/remote-actors-in-scala.html. It works with Scala 2.7.4RC1 on ubuntu 8.10. Milage may vary. RemotePongApp must be started first. RemotePingApp.scala: package mgm7734 &...text/html2009-12-28T10:08:21+01:00anonymous@86.25.226.62language: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. nsc visualization NSC Visualization Other Documen...text/html2009-12-23T20:18:53+01:00anonymous@165.170.128.65sbaz:start
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Scala Bazaars, “sbaz” for short, is a network system that allows Scala enthusiasts to share packages of Scala code and other artifacts with each other. Detailed information, including a tutorial and an architecture document, is availa...text/html2009-12-20T13:36:44+01:00anonymous@123.236.167.152groups: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 Chuusai Ltd., a Scala-...text/html2009-12-11T20:58:13+01:00David Biesack (djb@149.173.6.50)libs:parsing - add examples of using Position/Positional
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Scala’s Combinator Parsing library in scala.util.parsing.combinator provides a framework for constructing functional parsers (including lower level lexers) and for combining the parsers. It provides basic parsing classes for Java and Scala tok...text/html2009-12-10T07:02:09+01:00anonymous@96.25.94.50code:minimax-analysis
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Here’s an abstract framework for minimax analysis of two-player zero-sum games with perfect information. package zerosum /** * The GameState trait represents an immutable game state that can be analyzed * by a search algorithm. * * @au...text/html2009-12-10T06:57:03+01:00anonymous@96.25.94.50code: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/html2009-12-07T16:23:24+01:00anonymous@74.201.7.5jobs:start
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ClariFI is a small company that specializes in software for quantitative investment management. We are looking to hire developers with a strong background in functional programming to do a mixture of Scala and Java programming. Scala experience isn&...text/html2009-12-06T08:56:06+01:00anonymous@41.145.156.138patterns:gofcomposite - created
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package pattern class Activity(val name : String) { protected var nested : List[Activity] = Nil var parent : Option[Activity] = None def subActivities = nested.reverse def level : Int = { var i = 0 fo...text/html2009-12-05T17:47:24+01:00anonymous@41.145.156.138patterns:gofchainofresponsibility
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The idea of the pattern is to decouple the sender of a request from the receiver of that request. Essentially the sender is unaware of the chain of handlers; each handler may pass on the request to the next handler in the chain. Here is a straight...text/html2009-12-02T09:50:01+01:00anonymous@74.201.7.5articles:list-of-scala-blogs
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(Ordered alphabetically by author surnames) Alex Blewitt: AlBlue's Weblog Jonas Bonér: Jonas Bonér Iulian Drago: Iuli's Blog John Golby: Scala Programmer Henrik Huttunen: Scalada James Iry: One Div Zero Ben Jackman: Scalide Ismael J...text/html2009-11-20T01:30:31+01:00anonymous@195.137.71.19patterns:duck-typing-done-right
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Duck typing is often used in dynamic languages - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_typing. You can do this with scala in a perfectly type safe way using structural types. You can either define the signature in the method signature (as shown in the...text/html2009-11-14T07:05:28+01:00Graham Lea (grlea@115.70.100.216)articles:start - Adding 'Other Scala Blogs'
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This page is for collecting links to blog articles and the like which provide introductory material for Scala. There’s a much larger and more general list of articles on the Scala site. Overviews Scalazine at Artima, by Bill Venners, Mart...text/html2009-11-09T10:42:49+01:00Graham Lea (grlea@115.70.100.216)people:graham-lea - created
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I work at Tyro Payments in Sydney, Australia. I have a blog about Scala. There is more about me here: Graham Lea ...text/html2009-10-26T14:50:36+01:00anonymous@193.24.32.38code:javavarargs
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In http://lampsvn.epfl.ch/trac/scala/ticket/1342, mustaghattack submitted the following test cases: File scala/ticket1342/JavaVarArgsInterface.java: package scala.ticket1342; interface JavaVarArgsInterface { void varArgsMethod( String ... args );...text/html2009-10-17T12:04:37+01:00anonymous@86.10.29.34faqs:general
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You can also go back to the FAQ page. Why Scala? Experiment in mixing object oriented programming and functional programming. Who is responsible for Scala? Martin Odersky at EPFL. How stable are Scala applications? The Scala compiler is qui...