Try a higher-kinded parameter: class FooA_ { ... } type IdA = A type Foo1 = FooOption type Foo2 = FooId.
1 Or even, type Foo2 = Foo({type Ida = a})#Id}) – retronym Feb 4 at 6:45 1 @retronym - you're wearing mismatched braces! One opening and two to close can't be right... – Kevin Wright Feb 4 at 13:02 Thanks guys, this what helpful! – n8han Feb 4 at 14:04 1 And brackets as well... – Submonoid Feb 4 at 14:13 This time, REPL Certifiedâ„¢!
Scala> trait Foo2 extends Foo({type Xa=a})#X – retronym Feb 47 at 19:43.
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