This will break a lot of code, as dynamic dereferencing is no longer the
default. To work around this, either import
rapture.data.dictionaries.dynamic._, or define a dictionary of keys,
like so:
implicit val dict = Dictionary.define("foo", "bar", "baz")
In this example, foo, bar and baz would be usable as lookup keys.
This will break a lot of code, as dynamic dereferencing is no longer the default. To work around this, either import rapture.data.dictionaries.dynamic._, or define a dictionary of keys, like so:
In this example,
foo
,bar
andbaz
would be usable as lookup keys.