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object Prettifier extends Serializable

Companion object for Prettifier that provides a default Prettifier implementation.

Source
Prettifier.scala
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  1. def apply(fun: PartialFunction[Any, String]): Prettifier

    Constract a new Prettifier from a given partial function.

    Constract a new Prettifier from a given partial function.

    fun

    a partial function with which to implement the apply method of the returned Prettifier.

  2. val basic: BasicPrettifier

    A basic Prettifier.

    A basic Prettifier.

    This was the default Prettifier used in ScalaTest 2.0 release.

    It transforms:

    • Null to: null
    • Unit to: <() the Unit value>
    • String to: "string" (the toString result surrounded by double quotes)
    • Char to: 'c' (the toString result surrounded by single quotes)
    • Array to: Array("1", "2", "3")
    • scala.util.Some to: Some("3")

    For anything else, it returns the result of invoking toString.

  3. implicit val default: Prettifier

    A default Prettifier.

    A default Prettifier.

    This default Prettifier is used in ScalaTest to clarify error messages.

    It transforms:

    • Null to: null
    • Unit to: <() the Unit value>
    • String to: "string" (the toString result surrounded by double quotes)
    • Char to: 'c' (the toString result surrounded by single quotes)
    • Array to: Array("1", "2", "3")
    • scala.Some to: Some("3")
    • scala.util.Left to: Left("3")
    • scala.util.Right to: Right("3")
    • scala.util.Success to: Success("3")
    • org.scalactic.Good to: Good("3")
    • org.scalactic.Bad to: Bad("3")
    • org.scalactic.One to: One("3")
    • org.scalactic.Many to: Many("1", "2", "3")
    • scala.collection.GenTraversable to: List("1", "2", "3")
    • java.util.Collection to: ["1", "2", "3"]
    • java.util.Map to: {1="one", 2="two", 3="three"}

    For anything else, it returns the result of invoking toString.