Given the function
def func(implicit x: Foo, y: Bar): (ThingA => ThingB) = ???`
I can't figure out how to call it on one line. Obviously this works by storing the returned function in a val:
val f = func // Foo and Bar are implicitly applied
f(ThingA)
but how to do it without the assignment to val? func(ThingA)
naturally complains that func
has been called with too few arguments.
The simplest is probably to explicitly call apply
:
func.apply(ThingA)