The type of elements we can traverse over (e.g.
The type of elements we can traverse over (e.g. Int).
The type returned by transformation operations that preserve the same elements type (e.g.
The type returned by transformation operations that preserve the same elements type (e.g. filter, take).
In practice, this type is often Repr itself, excepted in the case of SeqView[A] (and other View[A] subclasses), where it is âonlyâ View[A].
The type of elements we can traverse over (e.g.
The type returned by transformation operations that preserve the same elements type (e.g.
The type returned by transformation operations that preserve the same elements type (e.g. filter, take).
In practice, this type is often Repr itself, excepted in the case of SeqView[A] (and other View[A] subclasses), where it is âonlyâ View[A].
A conversion from the type Repr to IterableOps[A, Iterable, C]
A conversion from the type Repr to IterableOps[A, Iterable, C]
A conversion from the type Repr to MapOps[K, V, Iterable, C]
A conversion from the type Repr to MapOps[K, V, Iterable, C]
The third type parameter of the returned MapOps value is still Iterable (and not Map) because MapView[K, V] only extends MapOps[K, V, View, View[A]].
[Since version 2.13.0] \'conversion\' is now a method named \'apply\'
[Since version 2.13.0] \'conversion\' is now a method named \'apply\'
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