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The arised error is an "IllegalAccessError: tried to access field *.reflParams$Cache_ from class *". It seems this error occurs every time that I invoke the apply method while setting a value for an argument and letting a previous one to use the default.
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Jesús López González (jlg) said:
As I mentioned in the 'Environment' this example works fine in REPL. Moreover, it seems it only happens when extending the App trait.
@paulp said:
Oh, I wish I'd seen your comment. Yes, this is yet another bug in DelayedInit, which I've pretty much had it with. It gets pretty old having to double check every single reported bug with and without a main method to avoid the wild goose chases.
Jesús López González (jlg) said:
I posted the comment just when I noticed it. The thing is that I am pretty new reporting bugs :) I'll take it into account for the next time.
@adriaanm said:
(Pushing reflection bugs to 2.11 to aid scheduling -- as it's experimental in 2.10.x, it shouldn't influence 2.10's schedule. They may be fixed earlier, of course.)
While using reflective calls in Scala 2.10-M7 (Eclipse Scala-IDE) I have found the following behaviour:
The arised error is an "IllegalAccessError: tried to access field *.reflParams$Cache_ from class *". It seems this error occurs every time that I invoke the apply method while setting a value for an argument and letting a previous one to use the default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: