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Fair point, although I'm not sure I'd call implicit function parameters an OO concept. Regardless, scala3 will make that conversation so much simpler http://do
by cheriot 6y ago
Fair point, although I'm not sure I'd call implicit function parameters an OO concept.
Regardless, scala3 will make that conversation so much simpler http://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/contextual/type-classes.html http://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/contextual/type-classes....
- dwohnitmok 6y ago> implicit function parameters an OO concept. True enough that implicitness is not an OO concept in and of itself (I think that was the operative word you're focusing on), but I do think it's the first thing that comes to mind if you're thinking in an OO manner. (Ugh... I keep needing to thread this parameter around... oh I know I could just use this DI library to implicitly insert this parameter for me!)