String literal error in Scala Worksheet when setting map
In a fresh Scala project, if I put the following into a worksheet I get an error:
var d = scala.collection.mutable.Map[String, Int]()
d("a") = 1
Seems like it's trying to print out a result for the map set and failing. Calling `update` works fine.
The same code works in the scala repl w/o a problem.
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Same here. I stumbled upon this while working with maps.
It still hasn't been fixed :-(.
The issue is still present using version 2018.2.11:
val mutScores = scala.collection.mutable.Map("Alice"-> 10, "Bob" -> 3, "Cindy" -> 8)mutScores("Bob") = 7
Error:(42, 68) ')' expected but string literal found.
inst$A$A.`get$$instance_0$$mutScores("Bob")`; println("mutScores("Bob"): " + {val $$temp$$ = inst$A$A.mutScores("Bob") ; MacroPrinter.printDefInfo($$temp$$).replace("inst$A$A.", "") + " = " + ( print$$$Worksheet$$$Array$$$($$temp$$) ).stripPrefix("A$A27$A$A27$")})
^