Problem during compile

[Morgaroth]

I followed Builiding Scaloid wiki page, I've installed API 10 in android_home folder, evironment setted, and I can''t compile commons:

version 3.6.1
sbt scaloid:generate
sbt +publishLocally

and I get compile error

[info]  delivering ivy file to /home/mateusz/projects/scaloid/scaloid-util/target/scala-2.10/ivy-3.6.1-10.xml
[error] /home/mateusz/projects/scaloid/scaloid-common/src/main/scala/org/scaloid/common/preferences.scala:144: ']' expected but '.' found.
[error]         case v: Array[android.os.Parcelable] => i.putExtra(name, v)
[error]                              ^
[error] /home/mateusz/projects/scaloid/scaloid-common/src/main/scala/org/scaloid/common/preferences.scala:144: ']' expected but '.' found.
[error]         case v: Array[android.os.Parcelable] => i.putExtra(name, v)
[error]                              ^

Could You tell me why ? And what I can do for resolve this problem ? remove fragment od template?

[pocorall]

It runs fine with sbt publishLocal.

What the + character does?

[Morgaroth]

http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/docs/Cross-Build.html

+ character enables cross biulding against all scala versions defined in crossScalaVersions in build.sbt so this isn't really a problem :) or I'm missing some thing about internals of project :)

[Morgaroth]

I think, that problem is with imports ? android.os.Parcelable doesn't exist in imported namespace ?

I finally compiled project after removing this part of code (handling arrays).

(sorry, I've used wrong button :) )

[pocorall]

Thank you for the link!
I tried to search it, but that kind of character is not easily searchable.

Anyway, I started using some macro features that only supported from Scala 2.11. I forgot to remove 2.10 from crossScalaVersions. I will fix it now.

[pocorall]

Hmm... I was wrong. It definitely not related with macros.
I don't know why the type Array[android.os.Parcelable] in pattern-matching is not possible in Scala 2.10 compiler. Anyway, I dropped 2.10.

[Morgaroth]

I look more at this today evening (in GMT+1) :)