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When using nbValues++ or ++nbValues an error occurs:
nbValues++
++nbValues
for ++nbValues:
Invalid number of arguments. The method operator_plus(Object, String) is not applicable for the arguments (Integer)
for nbValues++:
The method +() is undefined
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The operator "++" exists in Java, but not in Scala.
The question is: is SARL following more the Java or the Scala syntax?
My opinion is: SARL should be mostly inspired from Scale, but several operators may be added for whose who is coming from Java.
What is your opinion?
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This feature is introduced in Xtext 2.6.0. See issue #93 to follow the upgrade of SARL for supporting Xtext 2.6.0.
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When using
nbValues++
or++nbValues
an error occurs:for
++nbValues
:for
nbValues++
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: