Re: Re: Objects not visible in mixed Eclipse Project
Re: [scala-user] Re: Objects not visible in mixed Eclipse Project
That’s what I mean by ObjectName$ in ObjectName$.MODULE$. ObjectName would be a class called ObjectName with a companion object of ObjectName in the same file. When you follow this pattern, nether ObjectName$ nor ObjectName$.MODULE$ are visible. You can’t see top level objects, either. As an aside, if you set bin as a class folder on your class path you can see the missing items.
-Mark
On 8/6/08 3:42 AM, "Iulian Dragos" <iulian.dragos@...> wrote:
Miles Sabin wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 11:02 PM, Bastian, Mark <mbastia@...> wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone else verify that this problem is or is not happening for them? I
>> am using the nightly build of the scala plugin.
>
> Yes, I can confirm this behaviour. I haven't had the time to get to
> the bottom of it yet, but my hunch is that scalac is marking
> ObjectName$.MODULE$ as a synthetic field and the JDT is refusing to
> let Java code reference it.
MODULE$ is not marked as synthetic (at least not by scalac in the trunk,
which is the same since we're talking about the plugin). There must be
something else. As long as there's no companion class, scalac should
emit a 'mirror class' which has static forwarders to the MODULE$
instance, with the same name as the object. That doesn't work either?
Iulian
