I am working on a mixed java/scala project, and I am trying to call a scala object's method from Java. This method takes an Option[Double]
as a parameter. I thought this would work:
Double doubleValue = new Double(1.0); scalaObj.scalaMethod(new Some(doubleValue));
But Eclipse tells me "The constructor Some(Double) is undefined".
Should I be calling the constructor for scala.Some
differently?
In Scala you normally lift to Option as follows:
scala> val doubleValue = Option(1.0) doubleValue: Option[Double] = Some(1.0)
()
is a syntactic sugar for apply[A](A obj)
method of Option
's companion object. Therefore, it can be directly called in Java:
Option<Double> doubleValue = Option.apply(1.0);
You can construct a Some instance that way, this compiles for me,
Some<Double> d = new Some<Double>(Double.valueOf(1));
The problem may be the missing generics, try doing,
scalaObj.scalaMethod(new Some<Double>(doubleValue));
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