Short Introduction of Implicit Converion (ScalaMatsuri2014 LT)
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This document summarizes a presentation on implicit conversions in Scala given by Atsushi Oku of TIS Inc. The presentation introduces implicit conversions, explains when the compiler looks for implicit conversions to resolve type errors or find missing methods, and provides examples of defining implicit conversions by adding methods to existing classes or using implicit classes. It also briefly describes Scala training courses offered by Typesafe and promotes joining a later presentation on using Scala in business applications at TIS.
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- 1. ScalaMatsuri 2014 LT Short introduction of Implicit Conversion Sep. 6, 2014. Atsushi Oku TIS Inc. Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved.
- 2. About Me • Programming in Java over 15 years • A member of R&D Division (Strategic Technology Center) • Joined in our Scala research project in Mar. ‘14 Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 1
- 3. About this LT • I participated in Scala training courses offered by Typesafe Inc. – “Fast track to Scala” / “Advanced Scala” • Through these trainings, I become to like "Implicit Conversion" (and DSL) feature. • So I ’ll try to introduce this feature and small sample codes. Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 2
- 4. About training courses • http://typesafe.com/how/trainings • Some courses can be participated from anywhere in the world "virtually" – even if you are at home in Japan – by using webcam, headset and VNC software Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 3
- 5. Implicit Conversion • Why no error? `1’ (Int) doesn’t have `->’ method Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 4
- 6. Implicit Conversion • If compiler find a type error, the compiler looks for implicit conversion. Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 5
- 7. When does compiler look for ... Type mismatch looking for implicit conversion to the excepted type (from Double to Int) Receiver 'Int' doesn’t have `->' method looking for implicit conversion of the receiver (from Int to X which has `->' method) Ex1 Ex2 Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 6
- 8. Define Implicit Conversion • Any method name is OK • Implicit conversion has to be in scope in order to be applied. Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 7
- 9. Add new method to existing class • New method `sub' is added to Int ! Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 8
- 10. Implicit class • Since Scala 2.10, `implicit class' is available Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 9
- 11. My First DSL • My simple Date class is like this Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 10 • I'd like to write codes in my DSL like this
- 12. My First DSL Copyright © 2014 TIS Inc. All rights reserved. 11
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