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by Joob :: Rate this Message:

var tempAdr = new Adresse(tempNom, tempNum, tempRue, tempVille);
var tempAdreListe = List(tempAdr)

var tempB = botin.filter(n => n.individu != tempNom);
var resultat = tempB ::: tempAdreListe;

botin = resultat

The variable names I use are in french
sorry :(
but its not very complicated I believe

Kevin Wright-4 wrote:

can you post the actual code snippet where this is happening?

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 11:22 PM, Joob <travaildereligion@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm new to scala so please don't take anything for granted with me :)
>
> Anyway,
> I'm getting this error "Reassignment to val"
>
> Let me explain the context : My application is a simple phonebook and a few
> commands on it
> I have a list of Adress, which is empty at first, but you can fill it up
> eventually with user input entries.
>
> Since lists cannot be modified, the code I'm writing for the "add entry
> function" goes something like this:
>
> I create a new Adress object from user input
> I put it in a List by itself
> I create a new List from the Phonebook List where I filter out an identical
> entry to the one I'm about to put in
> I merge the two new Lists
> I try to do something like : PhonebookList = newList
>
> this is where I get my error.
> Everything up to there seems fine.
>
> Can anyone help me ?
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