How can I get all of the objects within an object with reflection?
Consider this code:
object MonthDay extends MyEnum {
//Some important holidays
object NewYear extends MonthDay( 1, 1)
object UnityDay extends MonthDay(11, 9)
object SaintNicholas extends MonthDay(12, 6)
object Christmas extends MonthDay(12, 24)
}
class MonthDay(month: Int, day: Int)
trait MyEnum {
val values: List[MonthDay] = this.getClass.getField("MODULE$")...
val next: MonthDay = ...
val previous: MonthDay = ...
}
//Of course the user can create his own MonthDays
val myBirthDay = new MonthDay(month, day)
if(!MonthDay.values.contains(myBirthDay)) "Well, I probably have to work"
else "Great, it is a holiday!"
I want to have a trait (MyEnum) which I can mix into the object holding my "enumeration objects" with methods to return a list of them (def values: List[MonthDay]) or iterate over them (def next: MonthDay or def previous: MonthDay) without repeating myself a few times (this is absolutel开发者_运维技巧y crucial!).
The idea is that values accesses the MonthDay object and finds all singleton objects of the class they are extending (MonthDay) with reflection.
My solution, based on Landei's answer would be:
trait MyEnum{
def valsOfType[T:Manifest] = {
val c=implicitly[Manifest[T]].erasure
for {m <- getClass.getMethods
if m.getParameterTypes.isEmpty && c.isAssignableFrom(m.getReturnType)
} yield (m.invoke(this).asInstanceOf[T])
}
}
class MonthDay(month:Int,day:Int)
object MonthDay extends MyEnum {
//maybe you want to call this "holidays" instead
lazy val values = valsOfType[MonthDay]
val NewYear = new MonthDay( 1, 1)
val UnityDay = new MonthDay(11, 9)
val SaintNicholas = new MonthDay(12, 6)
val Christmas = new MonthDay(12, 24)
}
I don't think you should call this MyEnum anymore, because an enumerated type implies a closed set of values.
(Doesn't work if the enumeration values are defined as objects)
Something similar is done in Enumeration.populateNameMap: https://lampsvn.epfl.ch/trac/scala/browser/scala/tags/R_2_8_1_final/src/library/scala/Enumeration.scala
You should be able to use the pre-existing Scala Enumeration class: http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/scala/Enumeration.html
It seems to come very close to your use-case!
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