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What have they removed from the standard library? Just curious.
by brown9-2 13y ago
What have they removed from the standard library? Just curious.
- thescrewdriver 13y agoIt's more a case of replace than remove...
- frowaway001 13y agoJust compare the ScalaDoc of different Scala versions. Things which come to mind (comparing roughly 2.8 (released 2010-07) to 2.11 (released 2013-03)): Classes (just from the top-level scala.* package): - Application - Cell - cloneable - CountedIterator - NotDefinedError - NotNull - Responder - serializable Complete packages: - scala.actors and subpackages - scala.collection.interfaces - scala.concurrent (still exists, but its contents have been replaced completely) - scala.dbc and subpackages - scala.mobile - scala.reflect.generic - scala.swing and subpackages - scala.testing - scala.text - scala.util.automata - scala.util.continuations - scala.util.grammar - scala.util.logging - scala.util.parsing and subpackages (includes parser combinators and JSON) - scala.util.regexp - scala.xml (This of course doesn't include things which were demoted from scala to other namespaces like scala.util, scala.runtime, scala.annotations ...) The list is certainly incomplete anyway...