You should be able to use the @
syntax:
x match {
case matched @ Y(z) =>
// do stuff both with "matched" and "z" here ...
...
}
From here
문제
Is there a syntax or way in scala to access the whole matched structure in a case statement?
To clarify, if there was an "as" keyword, one could do this:
x match {
case Y(z) as matched =>
// do stuff both with "matched" and "z" here ...
...
}
해결책
You should be able to use the @
syntax:
x match {
case matched @ Y(z) =>
// do stuff both with "matched" and "z" here ...
...
}
From here