TinyScalaUtils/tinyscalautils/tinyscalautils.assertions

tinyscalautils.assertions

package tinyscalautils.assertions

Members list

Value members

Concrete methods

Checks if an object is null.

Attributes

Returns: the object itself.
Throws: IllegalArgumentException
if the object is null.
Since: 1.0
Source: requirements.scala

Simple argument assertion, with message.

Attributes

Throws

IllegalArgumentException

if the requirement is not satisfied. Messages are created lazily, either as:

require(cond, s"$variable should be $value")

or:

require(cond, "%s should be %s", variable, value)

The message string cannot be null.

Since

1.0

Source

requirements.scala

Simple argument assertion.

Attributes

Throws: IllegalArgumentException
if the requirement is not satisfied. Message in the exception is null.
Since: 1.0
Source: requirements.scala

Simple state assertion, with message.

Attributes

Throws

IllegalStateException

if the requirement is not satisfied. Messages are created lazily, either as:

require(cond, s"$variable should be $value")

or:

require(cond, "%s should be %s", variable, value)

The message string cannot be null.

Since

1.0

Source

requirements.scala

Simple state assertion.

Attributes

Throws: IllegalStateException
if the requirement is not satisfied. Message in the exception is null.
Since: 1.0
Source: requirements.scala

Extensions

Deprecated extensions

extension [A](col: Collection[A])

Attributes

Deprecated: [Since version 1.5.0]
Source: nonEmpty.scala

extension [A](element: A)

Attributes

Deprecated: [Since version 1.5.0]
Source: in.scala

extension (left: Boolean)

Logical implication. LHS is always evaluated. RHS is only evaluated if LHS side evaluated to true.

Also available as implies

Attributes

Since: 1.1
Deprecated: [Since version 1.2]
Source: implies.scala

Logical implication. LHS is always evaluated. RHS is only evaluated if LHS side evaluated to true.

Attributes

Since: 1.1
Source: implies.scala

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