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object SeqEqualityConstraints extends SeqEqualityConstraints

Companion object that facilitates the importing of SeqEqualityConstraints members as an alternative to mixing it in. One use case is to import SeqEqualityConstraints members so you can use them in the Scala interpreter.

Source
SeqEqualityConstraints.scala
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  1. implicit def seqEqualityConstraint[EA, CA[ea] <: GenSeq[ea], EB, CB[eb] <: GenSeq[eb]](implicit equalityOfA: Equality[CA[EA]], ev: CanEqual[EA, EB]): CanEqual[CA[EA], CB[EB]]

    Provides an equality constraint that allows two subtypes of scala.collection.GenSeqs to be compared for equality with === so long as an EqualityConstraint is available for the element types.

    Provides an equality constraint that allows two subtypes of scala.collection.GenSeqs to be compared for equality with === so long as an EqualityConstraint is available for the element types.

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    SeqEqualityConstraints