14:57 <pdilyard> Trying to parse JSON command line args, getting `can't find definition of 'HashMap'`: https://gist.github.com/pdilyard/c9c4eca423353d15aee2bc609fe419db

16:13 <jemc> pdilyard: `HashMap` is in the `collections` package, so to use it, you need `use "collections"` at the top of your source code file

16:14 <pdilyard> ahh, great thanks!

16:14 <jemc> also, adds a heads up, `HashMap` requires 3 type arguments, not 2 - the third type argument is the hash function to use

16:14 <jemc> most of the time you want to use the `Map` and `MapIs` aliases instead, which specify that third arg for you

16:15 <jemc> `Map` is a `HashMap` that uses structural equality, and `MapIs` is a `HashMap` that uses identity-based equality

16:15 <jemc> for strings, you almost always want structural equality, to compare the bytes in the string instead of the identity of the `String` object

16:16 <jemc> so, you should try `Map[String, JsonArray]`

22:10 <endformationage> Regarding a problem I had with reaching quiescence a week or so back, I've not had any luck with debug statements in dispose calls. From what I could tell stuff (esp with http sessions) looked to be disposed of proper.

22:12 <endformationage> One thing I did come across, was that by ommision of a JsonObject to the actor that handles the HTTP calls, quiexcence is reached.

22:12 <endformationage> Any idea as to why this may be?

22:13 <endformationage> There are only strings in the json object's map.

22:17 <endformationage> I will attempt to create a reproducible example. Basically, an object is created with a JsonObject iso consumed to a field. This object it then passed to the actor wich uses it to do work.

22:19 <endformationage> Passing the same object without the json results is quiescence. Passing with the json results in a program with 100% cpu useage after the work is done.

22:20 <SeanTAllen> that sounds very odd endformationage.

22:21 <SeanTAllen> i'd be interested in looking at a minimal example if you can create one.

22:21 <endformationage> I will try, but it may be later I get to it :/

22:21 <endformationage> Is very strange.

22:21 <endformationage> Hopefully I can reproduce.