Scala 2.6.1-final
API Specification

This document is the API specification for Scala Library Documentation

Class Summary
`class` | Code (clazz : java.lang.Class)`extends` AnyRef The class `Code` provides `apply` methods with different arities (actually up to 9 parameters) to invoke a function simply by specifying its name and argument types. Example:
        val url = new URL("http://scala-lang.org/classes/examples.jar");
        val obj = new Location(url) create "examples.sort";
        val ar = Array(6, 2, 8, 5, 1);
        obj[Array[Int], Unit]("println")(ar);
        obj[Array[Int], Unit]("sort")(ar);
        obj[Array[Int], Unit]("println")(ar);
`class` | Location (url : java.net.URL)`extends` AnyRef The class `Location` provides a `create` method to instantiate objects from a network location by specifying the URL address of the jar/class file. An update of the jar/class file should not break your code as far as the used class names and method signatures are the same. Example:
        val url = new URL("http://scala-lang.org/classes/examples.jar");
        val obj = new Location(url) create "examples.sort";

Object Summary
`object` | Location `extends` Location The object `Location` can be used to instantiate objects on the same Java VM. It is just provided to illustrate the special case where resources are available locally. Example:
        val obj = Location.create("xcode.Math");
        val x = obj[Int, Int]("square")(5);