戴夫!感谢您对新反射感兴趣。早期采用者在很大程度上推动了反射和宏的开发过程,我很高兴成为我们这个令人惊叹的社区的一员。
在回答你的问题之前,我想先声明一个免责声明。在 2.10.0-M4 中,我们刚刚奠定了 Scala 反射 API 的基础。它仍然很热门,因此文档非常稀缺,API 并没有完全充满便利。它有效,但需要测试和反馈。当然,弄乱预发布 API 很麻烦,但我总是在这里提供帮助。
到目前为止,我们已经有了一份未来将成为反射 SIP 的草案:https ://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z1VhhNPplbUpaZPIYdc0_EUv5RiGQ2X4oqp0i-vz1qw/edit#heading=h.pqwdkl1226tc 。您可以立即阅读,也可以先浏览我下面的答案。
trait Base {
def companion: MetaBase = {
// runtime reflection is typically done
// by importing things from scala.reflect.runtime package
import scala.reflect.runtime._
// the new Scala reflection API is mirror based
// mirrors constitute a hierarchy of objects
// that closely follows the hierarchy of the things they reflect
// for example, for a class you'll have a ClassMirror
// for a method you'll have a MethodMirror and so on
// why go the extra mile?
// because this provides more flexibility than traditional approaches
// you can read more about mirror-based designs here:
// https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10497693/Library/Computer%20Science/Metaprogramming/Reflection/mirrors.pdf
// https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10497693/Library/Computer%20Science/Metaprogramming/Reflection/reflecting-scala.pdf
// bottom line is that to do anything you will need a mirror
// for example, in your case, you need a ClassMirror
// remember I said that mirrors provide more flexibility?
// for one, this means that mirror-based reflection facilities
// might have multiple implementations
// in a paper linked above, Gilad Bracha muses over a runtime
// that loads things remotely over the network
// in our case we might have different mirrors for JVM and CLR
// well, anyways
// the canonical (and the only one now) implementation of the mirror API
// is Java-based reflection that uses out of the box classloaders
// here's its root: https://github.com/scalamacros/kepler/blob/9f71e9f114c10b52350c6c4ec757159f06e55daa/src/reflect/scala/reflect/api/Mirrors.scala#L178
// yeah, right, I've just linked a source file from trunk
// we'll have Scaladocs for that soon, but for now take a look
// this file is interfaces-only and is heavy on comments
// to start with Java-based reflection implementation you need a classloader
// let's grab one and instantiate the root mirror
// btw, the same effect could be achieved by writing
// `scala.reflect.runtime.currentMirror`
val rootMirror = universe.runtimeMirror(getClass.getClassLoader)
// now when we've finally entered the reflective world
// we can get the stuff done
// first we obtain a ClassSymbol that corresponds to the current instance
// (ClassSymbols are to Scala the same as Classes are to Java)
var classSymbol = rootMirror.classSymbol(getClass)
// having a Scala reflection entity
// we can obtain its reflection using the rootMirror
val classMirror = rootMirror.reflectClass(classSymbol)
// now we just traverse the conceptual hierarchy of mirrors
// that closely follows the hierarchy of Scala reflection concepts
// for example, a ClassMirror has a companion ModuleMirror and vice versa
val moduleMirror = classMirror.companion.get
// finally, we've arrived at our destination
moduleMirror.instance.asInstanceOf[MetaBase]
}
}
trait MetaBase {
// stuff
}
// ---
class Foo extends Base
object Foo extends MetaBase
object Test extends App {
assert(new Foo().companion == Foo)
}
更新。另请参阅 Daniel Sobral 的精彩帖子:http: //dcsobral.blogspot.ch/2012/07/json-serialization-with-reflection-in.html。