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I am currently writing a project in Scala in Eclipse and it’s a real hassle having to type whole package names to get to the classes I’ve written. For example:
If I write a class Sender in package com.ab.cd.ef.gh then whenever I try and use that object I have to do something like:
val sender = com.ab.cd.ef.gh.Sender.getSender
or something similar. Is there a way to set the interpreter so that I only have to type in
val sender = Sender.getSender
?
use
import com.ab.cd.ef.gh._to import the whole package. See here for more details on scala import statements