W以及ering through ScalaQuery source code I ve found such declarations (many of the kind actually):
private[session] val dyn = new DynamicVariable[Session](null)
以及
def forDataSource(ds: DataSource): Database = new Database {
protected[session] def createConnection(): Connection = ds.getConnection
}
什么意思是<条码>。 我认为,在一项职能中界定的职能不能成为<条码>受保护的<>条/代码>。
但createConnection is not within forDataSource, 载于new Database{ on the previous line?
这意味着范围的所有事项:<条码>。 (可能是一个类别、物体或包裹——我不知道)可以看到这一定义,加上延伸<代码>Database的类别。
http://www.un.org/Depts/DGACM/index_french.htm i.e. 只有属于(包装或班级)的班级才能进入成员。
protected [<cop>]系指,只有延伸这一类别(和的班级才有资格进入
除此以外,还有<条码>私人[本],这意味着该成员只在某类特定情况下才可见。
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