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Why do I get to know the type of val f but not of def f?
@ def f: Int -> String = 5 -> "" defined function f @ val f: Int -> String = 5 -> "" f: psp.std.->[psp.std.Int,psp.std.String] = 5 -> @
It seems you're not printing any methods types. This seems a significant omission.
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Sure, we should add them. Didn't realize the scala repl did this so just monkeyed its behavior for classes and objects and traits
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If anyone wants to take a crack at it go ahead
Closing as Wishlist; if someone wants to do it then great, but I have no plans to tackle this
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Why do I get to know the type of val f but not of def f?
It seems you're not printing any methods types. This seems a significant omission.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: