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Luke Hutchison

Posts: 1
Nickname: lukehutch
Registered: May, 2010

Re: Pimp my Library

Posted: May 12, 2010 10:53 PM

In the following example you reference the parameter x in the body of the conversion:

implicit def array2string[T](x: Array[T]) = x.toString

However in the following example you don't reference xs in the new statement:

implicit def enrichArray[T](xs: Array[T]) = new RichArray[T]

Shouldn't that be new RichArray[T](xs), or is (xs) somehow being curried?

Daniel Sobral

Posts: 80
Nickname: dcsobral
Registered: Aug, 2008

Re: Pimp my Library

Posted: Aug 4, 2011 8:03 AM

Contrary to what is said in the article, Scala's Array doesn't have a usable toString anymore.

Ugo Matrangolo

Posts: 1
Nickname: 66493
Registered: May, 2009

Re: Pimp my Library

Posted: Aug 17, 2012 3:35 AM

I was not able to use the code from the post.

Actually the RichArray class should be :

class RichArray[T](value: Array[T]){
def append(other: Array[T])(implicit m: Manifest[T]) : Array[T] = {
val result = new Array[T](value.length + other.length)
Array.copy(value, 0, result, 0, value.length)
Array.copy(other, 0, result, value.length, other.length)
result
}
}

and ..

implicit def enrichArray[T](xs: Array[T]) = new RichArray[T](xs)

Cheers

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