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edit approved Jul 6, 2014 at 1:15
Zeusoflightning125
edit approved Jul 6, 2014 at 1:15
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There is a wrapper class (scala.collectionscollection.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). So if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

then it will act as a sub class of the Scala iterator so you can do foreach.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). So if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the Scala iterator so you can do foreach.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collection.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). So if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

then it will act as a sub class of the Scala iterator so you can do foreach.

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Peter Mortensen
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There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapperscala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). soSo if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the scala IteratorScala iterator so you can do foreach.

I couldn't find an implicit conversion for this already in the scala libraries, please tell me if you find itforeach.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). so if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the scala Iterator so you can do foreach.

I couldn't find an implicit conversion for this already in the scala libraries, please tell me if you find it.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). So if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the Scala iterator so you can do foreach.

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SteveD
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There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). so if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the scala Iterator so you can do foreach.

I couldn't find an implicit conversion for this already in the scala libraries, please tell me if you find it.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). so if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the scala Iterator so you can do foreach.

I couldn't find an implicit conversion for this already in the scala libraries, please tell me if you find it.

There is a wrapper class (scala.collections.jcl.MutableIterator.Wrapper). so if you define

implicit def javaIteratorToScalaIterator[A](it : java.util.Iterator[A]) = new Wrapper(it)

it will act as a sub class of the scala Iterator so you can do foreach.

I couldn't find an implicit conversion for this already in the scala libraries, please tell me if you find it.

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