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Compiler errors would be easier to read if they didn't use fully qualified type names. How 'bout a compiler option / scala-ide option to display shorter versions of the types?
We've talked about this in person once or twice, but I don't think I've ever filed an issue.
scala-ide shows me a very long line, with fully qualified type names:
typemismatch; found : rx.lang.scala.Observable[nest.sparkle.loader.kafka.AvroKafkaLoader.TaggedBlock[Nothing,Nothing]] => rx.lang.scala.Observable[nest.sparkle.loader.kafka.AvroKafkaLoader.TaggedBlock[K,Nothing]] required: rx.lang.scala.Observable[nest.sparkle.loader.kafka.AvroKafkaLoader.TaggedBlock[T,U]] => rx.lang.scala.Observable[nest.sparkle.loader.kafka.AvroKafkaLoader.TaggedBlock[K,U]]
I'd like to see a shorter version of what scalac produces:
Compiler errors would be easier to read if they didn't use fully qualified type names. How 'bout a compiler option / scala-ide option to display shorter versions of the types?
We've talked about this in person once or twice, but I don't think I've ever filed an issue.
scala-ide shows me a very long line, with fully qualified type names:
I'd like to see a shorter version of what scalac produces:
I find it useful to copy and paste the error message and then manually format it to make it easier to read, but that seems a bit silly..
On rare occasions it would be handy to see the fully qualified names, but I'd guess most people would prefer the short version almost all the time.
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