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I have a generic class Field[T]. Now, I want to created and child class extends Field[T] with one more parameters. But I got compile error



class Field[T](val name: String, val label: String, val required: Boolean, val dataType: DataType[T])

class FK[T](override val name: String, override val label: String, override val required: Boolean, override val dataType: DataType[T], val ref: Type) extends Field[T]


Maybe I don't really understand Scala inheritance and generic. Please help me correct FK class.










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    1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

    – Andrey Tyukin
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I have a generic class Field[T]. Now, I want to created and child class extends Field[T] with one more parameters. But I got compile error



class Field[T](val name: String, val label: String, val required: Boolean, val dataType: DataType[T])

class FK[T](override val name: String, override val label: String, override val required: Boolean, override val dataType: DataType[T], val ref: Type) extends Field[T]


Maybe I don't really understand Scala inheritance and generic. Please help me correct FK class.










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  • 2





    1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

    – Andrey Tyukin
    Dec 29 '18 at 5:53














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I have a generic class Field[T]. Now, I want to created and child class extends Field[T] with one more parameters. But I got compile error



class Field[T](val name: String, val label: String, val required: Boolean, val dataType: DataType[T])

class FK[T](override val name: String, override val label: String, override val required: Boolean, override val dataType: DataType[T], val ref: Type) extends Field[T]


Maybe I don't really understand Scala inheritance and generic. Please help me correct FK class.










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I have a generic class Field[T]. Now, I want to created and child class extends Field[T] with one more parameters. But I got compile error



class Field[T](val name: String, val label: String, val required: Boolean, val dataType: DataType[T])

class FK[T](override val name: String, override val label: String, override val required: Boolean, override val dataType: DataType[T], val ref: Type) extends Field[T]


Maybe I don't really understand Scala inheritance and generic. Please help me correct FK class.







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  • 2





    1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

    – Andrey Tyukin
    Dec 29 '18 at 5:53














  • 2





    1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

    – Andrey Tyukin
    Dec 29 '18 at 5:53








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1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

– Andrey Tyukin
Dec 29 '18 at 5:53





1) Too many undefined symbols, not Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example 2) You don't invoke Fields constructor anywhere.

– Andrey Tyukin
Dec 29 '18 at 5:53












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You have to be more specific as to what is being inherited.



... extends Field[T](name,label,required,dataType)





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    Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

    – khacsinhcs
    Dec 29 '18 at 7:32






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    @khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

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You have to be more specific as to what is being inherited.



... extends Field[T](name,label,required,dataType)





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    Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

    – khacsinhcs
    Dec 29 '18 at 7:32






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    @khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

    – Suma
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You have to be more specific as to what is being inherited.



... extends Field[T](name,label,required,dataType)





share|improve this answer



















  • 1





    Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

    – khacsinhcs
    Dec 29 '18 at 7:32






  • 3





    @khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

    – Suma
    Dec 29 '18 at 8:33














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You have to be more specific as to what is being inherited.



... extends Field[T](name,label,required,dataType)





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You have to be more specific as to what is being inherited.



... extends Field[T](name,label,required,dataType)






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    Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

    – khacsinhcs
    Dec 29 '18 at 7:32






  • 3





    @khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

    – Suma
    Dec 29 '18 at 8:33














  • 1





    Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

    – khacsinhcs
    Dec 29 '18 at 7:32






  • 3





    @khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

    – Suma
    Dec 29 '18 at 8:33








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Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

– khacsinhcs
Dec 29 '18 at 7:32





Many thanks. It worked as my expectation

– khacsinhcs
Dec 29 '18 at 7:32




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@khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

– Suma
Dec 29 '18 at 8:33





@khacsinhcs Please upvote or accept the answer as a way to say thank you. Your comment is likely to be deleted, comments like this are not expected here.

– Suma
Dec 29 '18 at 8:33


















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