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The error message would be clearer if it gave some clue that the problem is that you can convert from a Map[String, ?] to a JObject, but not a Map[Int, ?].
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@adriaanm said:
this one's probably both cannot reproduce and fixed
i'm pretty sure about the former (i don't have lift lying around)
and Johannes hinted at the latter
Nebu Pookins (nebu) said:
Sorry, I forgot about this issue until I got the notification from Adriaan Moors. I just tested on 2.9.2, and I indeed get a more precise compile error now.
Not sure whether this is truly a bug, but when I search for "scala is not an enclosing class", the top hit claims that this represents a (family of) bugs in the Scala type checking system: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5143849/scala-is-not-an-enclosing-class
At any rate, here's the code that produces the message:
The error message would be clearer if it gave some clue that the problem is that you can convert from a Map[String, ?] to a JObject, but not a Map[Int, ?].
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