How a Scala script can specify what JARs should be added to its CLASSPATH | Scala Class
Navigation Which of these features of Scala is most important to you?: Interoperability with Java Interoperability with .Net Clean syntax, expressive power, type inference Operator handling, ability to create domain-specific languages Pure object-orientation Pattern matching User login Username: * Password: * CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. What code is in the image?: * Enter the characters shown in the image. 12 December 2009 - 5:36pm — Eamonn The reason the Scala programming language has such a name is that it is meant to be scalable, i.e. good for both small scripts and large software systems. I am already convinced that Scala is as good, if not better than Java for the large-scale development, but what about the small scale? Well it turns out that on Linux if you chmod +x a scala script you can make it executable with a bit of shebang magic as shown by this complete, runnable script: #!Read full article from How a Scala script can specify what JARs should be added to its CLASSPATH | Scala Class
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