scala.annotation
Members
RefiningAnnotation
A base trait for annotations that yield proper subtypes of the types they annotate. Refining annotations are more "sticky" than normal ones. They are c...
A base trait for annotations that yield proper subtypes of the types they annotate. Refining annotations are more "sticky" than normal ones. They are conceptually kept around when normal refinements would also not be stripped away.
alpha
An annotation that defines an external name for a definition.
If an alpha(extname) annotation is given for a method or some other
definition, its implem...
An annotation that defines an external name for a definition.
If an alpha(extname) annotation is given for a method or some other
definition, its implementation will use the name extname instead of
the regular name. An alpha annotation is mandatory for definitions
with symbolic names.
constructorOnly
An annotation that goes on parameters of classes or traits. It asserts that the parameter is used only for initialization and is not kept in the class a...
An annotation that goes on parameters of classes or traits. It asserts that the parameter is used only for initialization and is not kept in the class as a field. Violations of this assertion are flagged as compile errors. The annotation is particularly useful for implicit parameters since for these a textual scan is not sufficient to know where they are used.
infix
A method annotation that suggests that the annotated method should be used as an infix operator. Infix operations with alphanumeric operator names requi...
A method annotation that suggests that the annotated method should
be used as an infix operator. Infix operations with alphanumeric
operator names require the operator to be annotated with @infix.
threadUnsafe
This annotation can only be used on a field which defines a lazy val. When this annotation is used, the initialization of the lazy val will use a faster...
This annotation can only be used on a field which defines a lazy val. When this annotation is used, the initialization of the lazy val will use a faster mechanism which is not thread-safe.