trait Equivalence[A, B] extends PartialEquivalence[A, B, Nothing, Nothing]
An Equivalence[A, B] defines an equivalence between two types A and B.
These types represent different ways to store the same information.
For example, a List[Byte] is equivalent to a Vector[Byte]. Similarly, a
List[Char] is equivalent to a String.
Equivalences are symmetrical. So if A is equivalent to B, then B is
equivalent to A.
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- Equivalence[A, B]
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- final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean
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- def >>>[C](that: Equivalence[B, C]): Equivalence[A, C]
Composes this equivalence with the specified equivalence.
- def >>>[C, E3 >: Nothing, E4 >: Nothing](that: PartialEquivalence[B, C, E3, E4]): PartialEquivalence[A, C, E3, E4]
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- def andThen[C](that: Equivalence[B, C]): Equivalence[A, C]
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>>>. - def andThen[C, E3 >: Nothing, E4 >: Nothing](that: PartialEquivalence[B, C, E3, E4]): PartialEquivalence[A, C, E3, E4]
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- def canonicalLeft(a: A): Option[A]
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- def canonicalLeftOrError[E](a: A)(implicit ev1: <:<[Nothing, E], ev2: <:<[Nothing, E]): Either[E, A]
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- def canonicalRight(b: B): Option[B]
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- def canonicalRightOrError[E](b: B)(implicit ev1: <:<[Nothing, E], ev2: <:<[Nothing, E]): Either[E, B]
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- def compose[C](that: Equivalence[C, A]): Equivalence[C, B]
- def compose[C, E3 >: Nothing, E4 >: Nothing](that: PartialEquivalence[C, A, E3, E4]): PartialEquivalence[C, B, E3, E4]
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- def flip: Equivalence[B, A]
Flips this equivalence around.
Flips this equivalence around.
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- final def fromPartial: (B) => Either[Nothing, A]
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