[2.0] What's the difference between apply() and render() ?

[Jostein Austvik Jacobsen]

What's the difference between

return ok(views.html.Application.index.apply());

and

return ok(views.html.Application.index.render());

?

Regards

Jostein

[Guillaume Bort]

It is the same. apply() is the standard for Scala functions, you can
use views.html.Application.index() instead of
views.html.Application.index.apply()

For Java I preferred have a render() method instead. But it is the same.

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[Pascal Voitot Dev]

Apparently this is just an alias

    def render(title:String,content:Html) = apply(title)(content)


apply uses a curried form and render a classic function call...

Pasca

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 2:21 PM, Jostein Austvik Jacobsen <jost...@gmail.com> wrote:

return ok(views.html.Application.index.render());

?

Regards

JosteinIs

[Jostein Austvik Jacobsen]

I see. That's what I suspected. Thanks :)

Jostein

2012/4/12 Pascal Voitot Dev <pascal.v...@gmail.com>