Re: Abstract member may not have private modifier

This fix is in 2.12 now. Just a footnote to say how nice it is to work with 
the Scala team. They always say thanks for the PR and never make you feel 
stupid for submitting a trivial fix.

It would be nice if the folks who raised issues also expressed appreciation 
for a quick turnaround from the community. That really greases the wheels.

On Monday, January 11, 2016 at 7:35:54 PM UTC-8, [email protected] wrote:
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> Hi All
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> In Scala 2.11.0,
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>  @native private def sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int
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> private def sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int
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> Above declarations gives the following compiler error
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>> abstract member may not have private modifier @native private def 
>> sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int 
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> What is the proper way of declaring native private member method or 
> private member 
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> Note: 
> @native protected def sampleMethod(argOne Long): Int compiles 
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> @native private def sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int = 0 compiles but doesn't 
> generate byte code entry
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>  @native private def sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int = _   gives 
> following error 
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>          unbound placeholder parameter @native private def 
>>> sampleMethod(argOne: Long): Int = _ – 
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> These question posted at stack overflow as well 
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34718192/why-scala-native-method-can-not-be-private?noredirect=1#comment57185725_34718192
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> Can anyone explain the rational  behind this behavior 
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