There is no longer any link (that I could find) to the reflection and compiler docs for Scala 2.
Last time I tried, I may still have seen a directory listing under 2.13.16, which now serves the library doc.
The full URL still works, so this restriction is only of academic interest, but I note it here.
Fetching these docs is quite slow.
Maybe something got fixed or self-corrected, but
is the current “API Docs” text link and shows all the artifacts.
I looked again just now because of
but I swear I clicked all around earlier and couldn’t find it. I would guess but not swear that “API Docs” was “current” library docs.
I haven’t rebooted my machine or restarted Firefox today or aligned any chakras.
Reflection is slow.
Thanks, I miss the red dot.
Not everyone is aware that The Staircase is visible from space.
I also forgot that “Scala runs on…”, thereby justifying the use of arbitrary commas in documentation.
I had to hop on the library docs yesterday to fresh my memory about how to use Regex – so I was grateful to have contributed some of those docs in, checks watch, 2014. My use case was replacing subpatterns with embedded literal $ (which must be quoted).
