What is the difference between self-types and trait subclasses?

Question

A self-type for a trait A:

trait B
trait A { this: B => }

says that \"A cannot be mixed into a concrete cl

Answer 1

trait A { def x = 1 }
trait B extends A { override def x = super.x * 5 }
trait C1 extends B { override def x = 2 }
trait C2 extends A { this: B => override def x = 2}

// 1.
println((new C1 with B).x) // 2
println((new C2 with B).x) // 10

// 2.
trait X {
  type SomeA <: A
  trait Inner1 { this: SomeA => } // compiles ok
  trait Inner2 extends SomeA {} // doesn't compile
}