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32 32  ===== Caveats =====
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34 -Legacy tool support is often cited as a weak point. The [[Eclipse Scala plugin>>http://www.scala-ide.org]] has been found to be slow at times and sometimes buggy.
34 +Legacy tool support is often cited as a weak point. If your Application class is in Scala then you will have to create an Eclipse launch configuration manually. The [[Eclipse Scala plugin>>http://www.scala-ide.org]] has been found to be slow at times and sometimes buggy.
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36 36  = WebObjects In Scala =
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199 199  After that, you may access the typical Scala collection methods directly on NSArray.  This employs a feature of Scala known as implicit conversions to automagically cast a NSArray (a Java Iterable) into a Scala Iterable while leaving the actual object unchanged.  Alternatively, you could generate an actual new scala.List instance by calling myNSArray.toList.
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201 -== How to Add Scala to a WO Project (in Eclipse) ==
201 +== How to Add Scala to a WO Project ==
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203 203  {{include value="WOL:Adding Scala Support to a WOLips Project"}}{{/include}}
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205 +{{note}}
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207 +This is for Eclipse/WOLips IDE
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209 +{{/note}}
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205 205  == WO Scala Example ==
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207 207  The following example is an almost 100% Scala WO app. In reality it is a mixed Java/Scala app: