问题
If I create a Scala Worksheet in Eclipse as follows:
object negative {
2.toString //> res0: String = 2
(2).toString //> res1: String = 2
// compile error
(-2).toString
}
the final line causes a compile error:
';' expected but ')' found. illegal start of simple expression
However, the same three lines compile and run fine within a normal Scala source file.
Why does this not work in the worksheet?
This is using Eclipse 3.7.2, Scala IDE 3.0.0.v-2_10, Scala Worksheet 0.1.4.v-2_10
[Updated: this question originally used toBinaryString, but the problem occurs even with toString, so I have simplified it]
回答1:
It is a bug. The code in the main object (the first one) of a worksheet is instrumented before being executed. In the 2 mentioned case, the result of the instrumentation is not valid Scala code.
But it is only a problem if the code is at the top level in the main object. If the code is moved to a function or a different object in the same file, it works fine.
回答2:
Eclipse worksheets are quite beta; for example last I checked, it couldn't handle a @tailrec
decoration on a function.
So this is most probably a bug or limitation in Eclipse. After all, the feature seems quite new, and there are many other bugs.
回答3:
(-2).toBinaryString
gives same error for me.
Note that java.lang.Integer.toBinaryString(-2)
works just fine.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18961790/tostring-on-a-negative-number-doesnt-compile-in-scala-worksheet