> Hello,

> > What Scala version are you using? Also, did you try:
> > new mypackage.Outer$.Middle$.Inner();

> I am using Scala 2.9.1 (tried both Scala-IDE and command-line official
> Scala distribution) with Eclipse Indigo. The suggested approach does not
> help - I am getting the following error from Eclipse: mypackage.Outer$.Middle$
> cannot be resolved to a type.

> Note that the problem is not in the initialisation - I cannot reference
> the class. E.g. neither of the following work in Eclipse:
> mypackage.Outer$Middle$Inner inner = null;
> mypackage.Outer$.Middle$.Inner inner = null;
> mypackage.Outer.Middle$.Inner inner = null;
> mypackage.Outer.Middle.Inner inner = null;

> Thanks,
> ~Andrius Velykis

> On Friday, 20 April 2012 01:21:41 UTC+1, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:

>> On 19 April 2012 08:25, Andrius Velykis wrote:

>>> To use the class Inner in Java code, I use the following code:

>>> mypackage.Outer$Middle$Inner inner = new mypackage.Outer$Middle$Inner();
>>> inner.msg();

>>> However, Eclipse (Indigo) compiler complains with the following message
>>> at the first line:

>>>> The nested type mypackage.Outer$Middle$Inner cannot be referenced using
>>>> its binary name

>>> Interestingly, the Java code above works when used with NetBeans 6.9.1.

>>> Is this an issue with Eclipse compiler when using Scala classes? Or am I
>>> referencing the class incorrectly?

>> What Scala version are you using? Also, did you try:

>> new mypackage.Outer$.Middle$.Inner();

>> --
>> Grzegorz Kossakowski