Cell cell =...;
cel.setCellValue(0); // Ceylon tries cal setCellValue(Boolean) instead of setCellValue(Integer)
setCellValue(boolean value)
setCellValue(java.util.Calendar value)
setCellValue(java.util.Date value) |
setCellValue(double value) |
setCellValue(RichTextString value)
setCellValue(java.lang.String value)
Ceylon chooses setCellValue(boolean value).
How correctly work with overload functions in Ceylon?--
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Float is work. But what about of integer?
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