OpenStrat/ostrat/ShowDecT

ShowDecT

trait ShowDecT[-T] extends ShowT[T]

A type class for string, text and visual representation of objects. An alternative to toString. This trait has mor demanding ambitions Mostly you will want to use Persist which not only gives the Show methods to String representation, but the methods to parse Strings back to objects of the type T. However it may often be useful to start with Show type class and upgrade it later to Persist[T]. The capabilities of decimal place precision and explicit typing for numbers are placed defined here and in the corresponding SHow type class although they have n meaning / purpose for many types, as separating them adds enormous complexity for very little gain.

trait ShowT[T]
trait TypeStr
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait PersistDec[T]
trait DataValueNsPersist[A, M]
trait DataDblNsPersist[A, M]
class DataDbl2sPersist[A, M]
class DataDbl3sPersist[A, M]
class DataDbl4sPersist[A, ArrA]
class DataDbl5sPersist[A, ArrA]
trait DataIntNsPersist[A, M]
class ArrInt4sPersist[B, ArrB]
class PersistArrInt2s[A, M]
object PersistImplicit.type
object PersistImplicit.type
object PersistImplicit.type
object PersistImplicit.type
object PersistImplicit.type
object PersistImplicit.type
trait LongNsArrBuilders[B, ArrB]
class PersistSeqLike[A, R]
class PersistIterable[A, R]
class ArrRefPersist[A]
trait Persist2[A1, A2, R]
class Persist2Imp[A1, A2, R]
trait PersistShow2[A1, A2, R]
class PersistShow2Imp[A1, A2, R]
object CoodPersist.type
trait Persist3[A1, A2, A3, R]
class Persist3Imp[A1, A2, A3, R]
trait PersistShow3[A1, A2, A3, R]
class PersistShow3Imp[A1, A2, A3, R]
class PersistSimple[A]
object PolityPersist.type
class PersistSum2[ST, A1, A2]
trait Show2T[A1, A2, R]
class Show2TImp[A1, A2, R]
trait ShowShow2T[A1, A2, R]
class ShowShow2TImp[A1, A2, R]
trait ShowShowDbl2T[R]
trait ShowShowInt2T[R]
trait ShowDec3T[A1, A2, A3, R]
class Show3DecTImp[A1, A2, A3, R]
trait ShowShowDec3T[A1, A2, A3, R]
trait ShowShowDbl3T[R]
trait ShowShowT[R]
trait ShowSimpleT[A]
class ShowSum2[ST, A1, A2]
class ShowIterableClass[A, R]
trait ShowTSeqLike[A, R]
class DataGenShowT[A, R]
trait ShowIterable[A, R]

Value members

Abstract methods

def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String
Implicitly added by ShowIterableImplicit
def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String
Implicitly added by ShowSeqImplicit
def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String
Implicitly added by arraySeqImplicit
def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String
Implicitly added by listImplicit
def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String
Implicitly added by vectorImplicit
def showDecT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle, maxPlaces: Int, minPlaces: Int): String

Concrete methods

override def showT(obj: T, style: ShowStyle): String
Definition Classes

Inherited methods

def strT(obj: T): String
Implicitly added by ShowIterableImplicit

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def strT(obj: T): String
Implicitly added by ShowSeqImplicit

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def strT(obj: T): String
Implicitly added by arraySeqImplicit

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def strT(obj: T): String
Implicitly added by listImplicit

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def strT(obj: T): String
Implicitly added by vectorImplicit

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def strT(obj: T): String

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Provides the standard string representation for the object. Its called ShowT to indicate this is a type class method that acts upon an object rather than a method on the object being shown.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int
Implicitly added by ShowIterableImplicit

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int
Implicitly added by ShowSeqImplicit

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int
Implicitly added by arraySeqImplicit

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int
Implicitly added by listImplicit

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int
Implicitly added by vectorImplicit

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def syntaxDepthT(obj: T): Int

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Simple values such as Int, String, Double have a syntax depth of one. A Tuple3[String, Int, Double] has a depth of 2. Not clear whether this should always be determined at compile time or if sometimes it should be determined at runtime.

Inherited from:
ShowT
def typeStr: String
Implicitly added by ShowIterableImplicit

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr
def typeStr: String
Implicitly added by ShowSeqImplicit

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr
def typeStr: String
Implicitly added by arraySeqImplicit

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr
def typeStr: String
Implicitly added by listImplicit

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr
def typeStr: String
Implicitly added by vectorImplicit

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr
def typeStr: String

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

The RSON type of T. This the only data that a ShowT instance requires, that can't be implemented through delegation to an object of type Show.

Inherited from:
TypeStr