Added macro for passing all arguments of a method as implicit parameter

[benhag]

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[fizzy33]

Looks cool... Might want to add another assert in the unit test

assert(args.value(1).size == 2

[lihaoyi]

Fascinating.

Any chance you could get it working scala-2.10? You probably just need to swap out paramLists for paramss or something similar.

I also would like a test case that includes a constructor as the nearest-enclosing-method, just to make sure it behaves in that scenario

[lihaoyi]

Only slightly related, but it would be cool to have an implicit for "everything in scope" rather than just the nearest-enclosing-method's parameters. It would be huge, and we would have to synthesize fake objects to get around the silly package foo is not a value problems, but it would be useful for similar reasons a the current PR

[benhag]

Already trying to get it working in scala-2.10.

[benhag]

I've fixed the 2.10 compatibility, but it's currently not working with a constructor as nearest enclosing method. Still working on this...

[benhag]

I'm probably just missing something, but I haven't found a way to access the constructor parameter with Scala 2.10.
Here is what I've done:

• With 2.11 it is working as expected, for a constructor as well as for a method
• With 2.10 it is working for method or alternate constructors. Within the primary constructor Args.value will be an empty list. So at least one wont get any compiler errors

[benhag]

I'm not sure that it's a good idea to pass an empty list if Args is used within a primary constructor in 2.10. It might be better to abort the build with a clear compiler error - as long as nobody has an idea how to access the constructor arguments.

[benhag]

Ok, found a way to access the constructor parameters in 2.10.

[lihaoyi]

Looks good, thanks!