In my code, I use classTag[JValue] want to get org.json4s.JsonAST.JValue ,
but actually it returns org.json4s.JsonAST$JValue, it is strange ! why there is the $?
I am new guy use scala ,could someone answer me ? thanks a lot
json4s JValue scala classTag works wrong
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The name you use to refer to a class/method/etc. in your code and the name it has in bytecode produced by the compiler doesn't have to be the same. Scala compiler needs to be more of this name-mangling than the Java compiler, but this specific case is same for both.
The reason is that inner classes don't really exist on JVM: they are normal classes which have an additional field containing the outer instance. The JVM name of the class looks like
<outer_class>$<inner_class>.In Scala and Java,
$in a name generally indicates it's mangled in some way (though it is a legal character for programmers to use as well).