Scala's `new` syntax is an anomaly. I'd rather say `new[Foo](x, y, z)`, or just `new(x, y, z)` if `Foo` is the expected type.
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@propensive Absolutely. Thinking of which, you could most probably create an `alloc` macro to allow for: `val foo = alloc[Foo](bar, baz)`
@viktorklang Yes, that's what I wanted to do. @xeno_by said I couldn't access the expected type, so `alloc(bar, baz): Foo` would never work.
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@propensive@xeno_by Could you elaborate on that? :-) -
@viktorklang Yeah, I wanted to write a whitebox macro to use type inference from the expected type to choose which class gets instantiated.
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