resource

Type Members

1. type CloseResult = Result[CloseError, Unit]

2. trait Closeable[A] extends AnyRef

   Type class for all types that can be closed.

3. type InputResource[A] = Resource[A, InputStream]

   Resource specialised for java.io.InputStream.

4. type OpenResult[A] = Result[OpenError, A]

5. type OutputResource[A] = Resource[A, OutputStream]

   Resource specialised for java.io.OutputStream.

6. type ProcessResult[A] = Result[ProcessError, A]

7. type ReaderResource[A] = Resource[A, Reader]

   Resource specialised for java.io.Reader.

   Resource specialised for java.io.Reader.

   Note that it's good practice not to declare explicit instances of ReaderResource for types that have an instance of InputResource. It's better to let the implicit resolution mechanism work out how to best turn an InputStream into a Reader - the kantan.codecs.resource.bom package, in particular, relies on this.

8. trait Resource[I, R] extends AnyRef

   Represents a resource that can be opened and worked on.

9. sealed trait ResourceError extends Product with Serializable

10. trait ResourceIterable[A] extends AnyRef

11. trait ResourceIterator[+A] extends TraversableOnce[A] with java.io.Closeable

    Offers iterator-like access to IO resources.

12. type ResourceResult[A] = Result[ResourceError, A]

13. type WriterResource[A] = Resource[A, Writer]

    Resource specialised for java.io.Writer.

    Resource specialised for java.io.Writer.

    Note that it's good practice not to declare explicit instances of WriterResource for types that have an instance of OutputResource. It's better to let the implicit resolution mechanism work out how to best turn an OutputStream into a Writer - the kantan.codecs.resource.bom package, in particular, relies on this.