I was looking over the Hoisted code and I found this:
https://github.com/fmpwizard/hoisted/commit/b9562ea6bb4ff1164b0d57050...

  /**
  * Compute the title of the file
  */
  def computeTitle: (ParsedFile) => String = pf => {
    pf match {
      case md: ParsedFile with HasMetaData =>
md.findData(TitleKey).flatMap(_.asString) or
        pf.findData(LinkKey).flatMap(_.asString) openOr
computeTitleFromFileName(pf)
      case _ => computeTitleFromFileName(pf)
    }
  }

This is the first time I see a pattern math like:

 case md: ParsedFile with HasMetaData =>

I thought that what is checking there is that is pf is of type
ParsedFile but it also has to extend HasMetaData, is that the case? I
tried replicating it on the REPL but I get code cannot be reached for
anything that I put as a second match. (But maybe it is just a REPL
limitation)

Thanks

  Diego

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Diego Medina
Lift/Scala Developer
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