问题
I want to list out all the case classes which implements a particular trait. I am currently using Clapper ClassUtil for doing that. I am able to get the case classes that are directly implementing a trait. However, I am not able to get the other classes which are not directly implementing the trait. How can I get all classes which directly or indirectly implements a trait. ?
val finder = ClassFinder()
finder.getClasses().filter(_.isConcrete).filter(_.implements("com.myapp.MyTrait"))
Scala Version : 2.11
Clapper Class Util Version : 1.0.6
Is there any other way I can get these information? Can someone point me to the right direction?
I tried using scala.reflect
but could not understand how to get the info.
EDIT:
Sample traits and usages:
trait BaseEntity
trait NamedEntity{ val name:String}
trait MasterDataEntity extends NamedEntity
case class Department(id:Long, override val name:String) extends MasterDataEntity
case class Employee(id:Long, name:String) extends BaseEntity
case class User(id:Long, override val name:String) extends NamedEntity
Now, if I give the trait as NamedEntity
, I should be able to get both Department
and User
since they both are directly or indirectly implementing NamedEntity. With implements
method, it will give only User. I also tried by using interfaces
method, which will also provide the direct super classes only.
回答1:
Looking at the source code, the problem seems to be that it doesn't follow the interfaces hierarchy. If you do that, you find all instances:
package foo
import java.io.File
import org.clapper.classutil.{ClassFinder, ClassInfo}
object Main extends App {
val jar = new File("target/scala-2.11/class_test_2.11-0.1.0.jar")
val finder = ClassFinder(jar :: Nil)
val classes = ClassFinder.classInfoMap(finder.getClasses().iterator)
val impl = find("foo.NamedEntity", classes)
impl.foreach(println)
def find(ancestor: String, classes: Map[String, ClassInfo]): List[ClassInfo] =
classes.get(ancestor).fold(List.empty[ClassInfo]) { ancestorInfo =>
val ancestorName = ancestorInfo.name
def compare(info: ClassInfo): Boolean =
info.name == ancestorName ||
(info.superClassName :: info.interfaces).exists {
n => classes.get(n).exists(compare)
}
val it = classes.valuesIterator
it.filter { info => info.isConcrete && compare(info) } .toList
}
}
回答2:
ClassUtil now contains this functionality (v1.4.0, maybe also in earlier versions):
val finder = ClassFinder()
val impl = ClassFinder.concreteSubclasses("foo.NamedEntity", finder.getClasses())
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34530694/get-all-the-classes-that-implements-a-trait-in-scala-using-reflection