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| // val filtered = sampleList.filter(Predicate1.not.not(Modulo(2, 0))) |
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Commented out line worked with old API. Predicate.not.not looked weird so I simply changed it to a method. Maybe I was missing something - how it was intended to be used?
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This reduces a lot of boilerplate. You intend to have the macro essentially generate all the variants, a la boilerplate.scala? 👍 |
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Yeah, I want to have macro generating all variants of |
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I should add, that if we ever want to get to that 2.10 cross build (yes, I know, I've been terrible about it) while also introducing macros, we should consider adding macro-compat from Miles Sabin. |
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I created branch
macrosto which I will be creating next PR's related to reimplementation of Predicates using macros. This PR is mostly for code sharing and discussion - it just reimplementsPredicate1using macro annotation.@wheaties please take a look, I am really interested what you think about such approach. I slightly changed an API in 3 places - will add a github comments in those lines in a minute.