My goal is to get Scala 3 code as a String and to parse it into Abstract Syntax Tree for Scala 3 at runtime. In the process if the code has compilation errors, I should get that as part of some exception. The larger goal is to end up with Expr[T] if the scala code is valid and execute it by splicing in the right bits(I have this part covered).
This was doable in Scala 2.* using scala-reflect here.
val source =
"""
|object HelloWorld {
| def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
| println("Hello, world!")
| }
|}
|
|HelloWorld.main(Array())
|""".stripMargin
val tree = toolbox.parse(source)
val binary = toolbox.compile(tree)
binary()
But as far as I can surmise, in Scala 3, scala-reflect will not be ported. How could I achieve the same in Scala 3?
