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Views: msg#00461lang.scala
Referring to "A Tour of the Scala Programming Language" page 46, I get the impression that 'Views' are a concept that is implemented with implicit defs and implicit parameters. I also get the impression that the special syntax (<%) is nothing more than syntactic sugar and provides no additional benefit to the code with the implicit parameter. Is this correct? If not, what additional value is a 'View' besides a concept? What additional benefit do you get from using the <% syntax? -- Tony Morris http://tmorris.net/
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