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How are collections broken? Views are deprecated/set to be deprecated, I don't really use scala.io, I find java io sufficient for my needs, scala.xml is being s
by octo_t 13y ago
How are collections broken? Views are deprecated/set to be deprecated, I don't really use scala.io, I find java io sufficient for my needs, scala.xml is being split out in 2.11 and macros will let people use a third party implementation, scala.actors is also deprecated, having been replaced by Akka.
Paul has definitely found a lot of "bugs", he has certainly contributed a huge amount to the cleanliness of the code base, and has been a big pusher for removing certain levels of unsoundness in the type system, but if you were looking for bug-finders + fixers, Simon Ochsenreither is probably a better bet.
- Hakeashar 13y agoJust a quick question - if the views are set to be deprecated, what would be the way to do a (long) series of collection transformation without spawning multiple intermediate collections? So, essentially, equivalent of .view, transformations, .force?
- profdemarco 13y agoYou use an iterator, which has its own caveats, or you simply accept that chaining collection transformations is going to be ridiculously inefficient.