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Scala example source code file (lazy-traits.scala)
The Scala lazy-traits.scala source codetrait A { lazy val z1 = { println("<forced z1>") "lazy z1" } } /** Simple class which mixes in one lazy val. */ class Cls extends AnyRef with A { override def toString = "z1 = " + z1 } /** Own lazy val + one mixed in. */ class Cls2 extends AnyRef with A { lazy val z2 = { println("<forced z2>") "lazy z2" } override def toString = "z1 = " + z1 + " z2 = " + z2 } trait B extends A { lazy val zb1 = { println("<forced zb1>") "lazy zb1" } } class ClsB extends Object with B { lazy val zc1 = { println("<forced zc1>") "lazy zc1" } override def toString = "z1 = " + z1 + " zb1 = " + zb1 + " zc1 = " + zc1 } /** Class with 32 lazy fields mixes in one more. */ class OverflownLazyFields extends Object with A { lazy val zc00 = { println("<forced zc00>"); "lazy zc00" } lazy val zc01 = { println("<forced zc01>"); "lazy zc01" } lazy val zc02 = { println("<forced zc02>"); "lazy zc02" } lazy val zc03 = { println("<forced zc03>"); "lazy zc03" } lazy val zc04 = { println("<forced zc04>"); "lazy zc04" } lazy val zc05 = { println("<forced zc05>"); "lazy zc05" } lazy val zc06 = { println("<forced zc06>"); "lazy zc06" } lazy val zc07 = { println("<forced zc07>"); "lazy zc07" } lazy val zc08 = { println("<forced zc08>"); "lazy zc08" } lazy val zc09 = { println("<forced zc09>"); "lazy zc09" } lazy val zc10 = { println("<forced zc10>"); "lazy zc10" } lazy val zc11 = { println("<forced zc11>"); "lazy zc11" } lazy val zc12 = { println("<forced zc12>"); "lazy zc12" } lazy val zc13 = { println("<forced zc13>"); "lazy zc13" } lazy val zc14 = { println("<forced zc14>"); "lazy zc14" } lazy val zc15 = { println("<forced zc15>"); "lazy zc15" } lazy val zc16 = { println("<forced zc16>"); "lazy zc16" } lazy val zc17 = { println("<forced zc17>"); "lazy zc17" } lazy val zc18 = { println("<forced zc18>"); "lazy zc18" } lazy val zc19 = { println("<forced zc19>"); "lazy zc19" } lazy val zc20 = { println("<forced zc20>"); "lazy zc20" } lazy val zc21 = { println("<forced zc21>"); "lazy zc21" } lazy val zc22 = { println("<forced zc22>"); "lazy zc22" } lazy val zc23 = { println("<forced zc23>"); "lazy zc23" } lazy val zc24 = { println("<forced zc24>"); "lazy zc24" } lazy val zc25 = { println("<forced zc25>"); "lazy zc25" } lazy val zc26 = { println("<forced zc26>"); "lazy zc26" } lazy val zc27 = { println("<forced zc27>"); "lazy zc27" } lazy val zc28 = { println("<forced zc28>"); "lazy zc28" } lazy val zc29 = { println("<forced zc29>"); "lazy zc29" } lazy val zc30 = { println("<forced zc30>"); "lazy zc30" } lazy val zc31 = { println("<forced zc31>"); "lazy zc31" } override def toString = "\nzc00 = " + zc00 + "\nzc01 = " + zc01 + "\nzc02 = " + zc02 + "\nzc03 = " + zc03 + "\nzc04 = " + zc04 + "\nzc05 = " + zc05 + "\nzc06 = " + zc06 + "\nzc07 = " + zc07 + "\nzc08 = " + zc08 + "\nzc09 = " + zc09 + "\nzc10 = " + zc10 + "\nzc11 = " + zc11 + "\nzc12 = " + zc12 + "\nzc13 = " + zc13 + "\nzc14 = " + zc14 + "\nzc15 = " + zc15 + "\nzc16 = " + zc16 + "\nzc17 = " + zc17 + "\nzc18 = " + zc18 + "\nzc19 = " + zc19 + "\nzc20 = " + zc20 + "\nzc21 = " + zc21 + "\nzc22 = " + zc22 + "\nzc23 = " + zc23 + "\nzc24 = " + zc24 + "\nzc25 = " + zc25 + "\nzc26 = " + zc26 + "\nzc27 = " + zc27 + "\nzc28 = " + zc28 + "\nzc29 = " + zc29 + "\nzc30 = " + zc30 + "\nzc31 = " + zc31 + "\nz1 = " + z1 } trait PrivateLazy { private lazy val str = "z1" } /** Test successful compilation. */ class InheritPrivateLazy extends AnyRef with PrivateLazy {} /** Test successful compilation, see bug #1287. */ trait LocalLazyVal { def foo = { lazy val next = 10 + 1 next } } /** Test successful compilation (see ticket #39) */ package x.y { trait Trait { lazy val v = 1 } class OuterClass { object InnerObject extends Trait } } /** Test successful compilation of lazy values of type Unit. */ class UnitLazy extends A { lazy val lz = Console.println("UnitLazy.lz forced") } trait UnitLazyT { lazy val lzt = Console.println("UnitLazyT.lzt forced") } class MixedUnitLazy extends UnitLazy with UnitLazyT { override def toString() = { lz lzt "MixedUnitLazy" } } object Test extends App { def test(name: String, v: A) { println(name + " test:") println(v) println(v) println(v) } test("Cls", new Cls) test("Cls2", new Cls2) test("Cls with B", new ClsB) test("OverflownLazyFields with A", new OverflownLazyFields) test("Unit lazy values", new MixedUnitLazy) } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala lazy-traits.scala source code file: |
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