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Using the Scaladoc Interface
Many Scala developers, including those with a great deal of experience, are unaware of some of the more powerful features of Scaladoc.
Scaladoc Features in Brief
- The latest Scaladoc for the core Scala libraries can always be found at https://www.scala-lang.org/api/current.
- Methods and values may have information folded away that can be accessed by activating that items box. This box is indicated by a blue stripe on the left.
- In the title bar, at the very top, is a breadcrumb list of the parent packages and each package is a link to the package object documentation which sometimes holds an overview of the package or API as a whole.
- By expanding linear supertypes section, you can see the linearized trait definitions for the current class, trait or object.
- Known subclasses lists all subclasses for this entity within the current Scaladoc.
- Type hierarchy shows a graphical view of this class related to its super classes and traits, immediate subtypes, and important related entities. The graphics themselves are links to the various entities.
- The link in the Source section takes you to the online source for the class assuming it is available (and it certainly is for the core libraries and for many other libraries).
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