[2.5.3 Scala] Generating a DI Reverse Route from Scala

[Michael Slinn]

When using dependency injected controllers, I can write the following in views/blah.scala.html:

<pre>@routes.AsyncController.message().url</pre>

... and the path for the reverse route for the desired Action is displayed. Very nice. I can also write:

<pre>@controllers.routes.AsyncController.message().url</pre>

... and the same information is displayed. However, if I write the following old-school code in a controller:

controllers.routes.AsyncController.message().url

... or I write the following in views/blah.scala:

object blah {
  def apply = Html("<pre>" + controllers.routes.AsyncController.message().url + "</pre>")
}

...then routes is undefined. How can a reverse route be created from Scala code when using DI controllers?

[Naftoli Gugenheim]

Is that according to your IDE, or a according to the actual compiler?

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[Michael Slinn]

Urg. I know about the misleading IDE error. I did not notice my other booboo. Please ignore this thread. Nothing to see, move along (to my other posting, perhaps?)