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Scala seems to always prefer value over call by name: `foo(true)` returns "foo1" and is not ambiguous. Why?
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| object Test { | |
| def foo(t: Boolean) = "foo1" | |
| def foo(t: => Boolean) = "foo2" | |
| } |
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@bateast: this doesn't compile for me (2.10.2), none of the two methods is applicable to an argument of type
() => Boolean, because=> Tisn't a type, and isn't considered like aFunction0[T]for applicability but like aT, just a weird, different one...