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Scala Functional Programming Patterns

You're reading from   Scala Functional Programming Patterns Grok and perform effective functional programming in Scala

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2015
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ISBN-13 9781783985845
Length 298 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Grokking the Functional Way 2. Singletons, Factories, and Builders FREE CHAPTER 3. Recursion and Chasing your Own Tail 4. Lazy Sequences – Being Lazy, Being Good 5. Taming Multiple Inheritance with Traits 6. Currying Favors with Your Code 7. Of Visitors and Chains of Responsibilities 8. Traversals – Mapping/Filtering/Folding/Reducing 9. Higher Order Functions 10. Actors and Message Passing 11. It's a Paradigm Shift Index

A taste of the cake pattern


Scala provides a nice way to inject dependencies via a feature called self-annotation. This is useful to inject dependencies. Consider the giveInnoculation() method in Animal, as shown here:

object ScalaDepInj extends App {

  abstract class Animal(val rating: Int, var inoculated:
  Boolean = false) {
    def name(): String

    def alreadyInoculated() = inoculated

    def setInoculated(b: Boolean) = {
      inoculated = b
    }
  }

  trait Vet { // 1
    def name(): String

    def inoculate(animal: Animal) = {
      println(""Innoculating "" + animal.name)
    }
  }
  trait ChoosyVet extends Vet { // 2
    def alreadyInoculated(): Boolean

    abstract override def inoculate(animal: Animal) = {
      if (!alreadyInoculated()) // filter out already
      // inoculated animals
        println(""Innoculating "" + animal.name)
    }
  }

  trait Inoculate {
    this: Animal with Vet => // 3
    def setInoculated(b: Boolean)

    def giveInoculation() = {
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