If you create a class and try to do convert a Java collection to a Scala one via "asScala", you get an error about missing an implicit argument "c", which looks like the Coercible definition. That "CoercibleSelf" doesn't seem to be making it into my code.
import scalaj.collections.Implicits._
Sample code:
class Foo
val x = new java.util.ArrayListFoo
x.add(new Foo())
x.asScala
Doesn't look like you've got a testing harness set up for the project, or I'd hand you a proper test case demonstrating the issue.
If you create a class and try to do convert a Java collection to a Scala one via "asScala", you get an error about missing an implicit argument "c", which looks like the Coercible definition. That "CoercibleSelf" doesn't seem to be making it into my code.
import scalaj.collections.Implicits._
Sample code:
class Foo
val x = new java.util.ArrayListFoo
x.add(new Foo())
x.asScala
Doesn't look like you've got a testing harness set up for the project, or I'd hand you a proper test case demonstrating the issue.