Closed fommil closed 6 years ago
contextual is currently hardcoded to require the actual scala.StringContext instead of a generating code that expects certain methods to exist.
scala.StringContext
This is problematic, since it means the user cannot provide a custom StringContext to (for example) disable or change the s interpolator.
s
contextual is currently hardcoded to require the actual
scala.StringContext
instead of a generating code that expects certain methods to exist.This is problematic, since it means the user cannot provide a custom StringContext to (for example) disable or change the
s
interpolator.