Case classes vs Enumerations in Scala
I was wondering if there are any best practice guidelines on when to use case classes vs extending Enumeration in Scala. They seem to offer some of the same benefits. ...
I was wondering if there are any best practice guidelines on when to use case classes vs extending Enumeration in Scala. They seem to offer some of the same benefits. ...
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I'm using Scala 2.8 and defining an Enumeration like this: object Stooges extends Enumeration { type Stooge = Value val Larry, Curly, Moe = Value } And I want to add a method to this Enumeration that cycles to the "next" stooge. I can define such a method outside Stooges and this works in a test program just fine: def nextStooge(...
Hi, I'm trying to enumerate some operators, my code line is : enum operations{+=4,-,%,<,>} when i'm trying to compile this line , gcc says : expected identifier before ‘+’ token So, how can I enumerate these operators. Can we use some escape characters for them ? ...
I am not sure if the title formulates it well so sorry. I basically have a bunch of elements listing targets for a communication. I placed them in a dictionary though i am open to moving them to a different data structure. My problem is that i have a tree-like structure where a key is a branch and each branch has many leaves. Both the...
When enumerating a .NET collection, MSDN states that: An enumerator remains valid as long as the collection remains unchanged. If changes are made to the collection, such as adding, modifying, or deleting elements, the enumerator is irrecoverably invalidated and its behavior is undefined. What exactly does "irrecoverably invalidate...
Hello, maybe I am missing something completely. But as far as I understand this, there seems to be no direct way of getting an Enumeration directly for the Keys of a HashMap. I can only get a keySet(). From that Set I can get an Iterator but an Iterator seems to be something different than an Enumeration. What is the best and most per...
object TestEnum extends Enumeration{ val One = Value("One") val Two,Three= Value } println(TestEnum.One.getClass) println(TestEnum.One.getClass.getDeclaringClass)//get Enumeration So my question is how to get Class[TestEnum] from TestEnum.One? Thanks. ...
This question came to my mind, when I had something like enum Folders {FA, FB, FC}; and wanted to create an array of containers for each folder: ContainerClass*m_containers[3]; .... m_containers[FA] = ...; // etc. (Using maps it's much more elegant to use: std::map<Folders, ContainerClass*> m_containers;) But to come back to my or...
i wanna save state of QCheckBok in QSetting, i can cast its value to int but maybe exists more simple and proper method to do it? here is my code: QSetting setting; Qt::CheckState checkState; //... checkState = (Qt::CheckState)setting.value("checkState", Qt::Unchecked).toUInt(); //... setting.setValue("checkState", (uint)checkState); s...
Hi, Considering such an enumeration : type TTypeOfData = ( [XmlName('ABC')] todABC, [XmlName('DEF')] todDEF, [XmlName('GHI')] todGHI ); Where XmlName is a custom attribute used to define the serialization string for members of this enumeration. How can I explore the attributes attached to each member of this enumer...
I am finding some difficulty in accessing mutable dictionary keys and values in Objective-C. Suppose I have this: NSMutableDictionary *xyz=[[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init]; I can set keys and values. Now, I just want to access each key and value, but I don't know the number of keys set. In PHP it is very easy, something as follows...
I'm trying to find a way to iterate through an enum's values while using generics. Not sure how to do this or if it is possible. The following code illustrates what I want to do. Note that the code T.values() is not valid in the following code. public class Filter<T> { private List<T> availableOptions = new ArrayList<T>(); p...
Given the following example: <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <xs:complexType name="Book" abstract="true"> <xs:sequence> <xs:element name="titel" type="xs:string"> </xs:element> <xs:element name="bookCode" type="BookEnum"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexT...
I would like to iterate through a CFDictionary (CFPropertyList) and get all values on a specific level. This would be my dictionary / property-list: root A foo 0 bar 0 B foo 10 bar 100 C foo 20 bar 500 Using ObjC it would look something like this: //dict is loaded wit...
I have an enumerator: public enum MyColours { Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Fuchsia, Aqua, Orange } and i have a string: string colour = "Red"; I want to be able to return: MyColours.Red from: public MyColours GetColour(string colour) So far i have: public MyColours GetColours(string colour) { s...
Is it possible to use fast enumeration with an NSArray that contains an NSDictionary? I'm running through some Objective C tutorials, and the following code kicks the console into GDB mode NSMutableArray *myObjects = [NSMutableArray array]; NSArray *theObjects = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"easy as 1",@"easy as two", @"Easy as Three"]; ...
I'm trying to write a function that takes a string representing a namespace (e.g. "MyCompany.UI.LoginPage") and defines each segment of the namespace as an object if it doesn't already exist. For example, if "MyCompany.UI.LoginPage" wasn't an object, it would evaluate this: MyCompany = {}; MyCompany.UI = {}; MyCompany.UI.LoginPage = {};...
I define an enumerated type in MATLAB classdef(Enumeration) Color < Simulink.IntEnumType enumeration RED(0), GREEN(1), BLUE(2), end end I can assign it: >> x = Color.RED x = RED I can display it like this: >> disp(x) RED or like this >> x.display() x = RED How can I get access to that name ("R...
how can i cycle thru a local folder to add all (or some) files names and references to that file in an array using actionscript 3.0? var fileArray:Array = new Array(); for (var item:Object in "../myFolder/") { trace(item.name); fileArray.push(item); } something like this? ...