I am trying to check if a field exists in a generic class.
import scala.reflect.runtime.{universe => ru}
class Example[T:ru.TypeTag](val value:T)
object Example {
def apply[T:ru.TypeTag](value:T, fieldName: String) : Example[T] = {
val t = ru.typeOf[T]
val hasField: Boolean = ??? // HOW CAN I CHECK THAT class T has the field with name fieldName?
if(hasField)
new Example(value)
else
throw new RuntimeException()
}
}
case class Foo(field:String)
object Test{
Example(Foo("hola"), "field") // WILL WORK
Example(Foo("hola"), "other") // THROWS EXCEPTION
}
How can I implement this??
scala 2.10:
val hasField = t.declarations.exists { _.name.decodedName.toString == fieldName }
scala 2.11:
val hasField = t.decls.exists { _.name.decodedName.toString == fieldName }
edit: didn't notice the Scala 2.10 requirement at first