Base package for the Anti-XML framework. Note that importing this package
brings in a number of implicit conversions. Specifically:
∀A . A => Converter[A] – Implements explicit conversions from
scala.xml types to Anti-XML correspondents (where applicable). This
technically makes the convert method available on all types. However, that
method will only be callable on very specific types in the scala.xml
library, and thus it shouldn't cause any collsion issues.
(String, String) => (QName, String) – Required to get nice syntax for
unqualified attribute names. Note there is an additional conversion of type
String => QName, but that conversion is defined on the companion object for
com.codecommit.antixml.QName, which prevents it from cluttering the dispatch
implicit space (i.e. it only applies as a type coercion, not a pimp).
Base package for the Anti-XML framework. Note that importing this package brings in a number of implicit conversions. Specifically:
A.A => Converter[A]– Implements explicit conversions fromscala.xmltypes to Anti-XML correspondents (where applicable). This technically makes theconvertmethod available on all types. However, that method will only be callable on very specific types in thescala.xmllibrary, and thus it shouldn't cause any collsion issues.(String, String) => (QName, String)– Required to get nice syntax for unqualified attribute names. Note there is an additional conversion of typeString => QName, but that conversion is defined on the companion object for com.codecommit.antixml.QName, which prevents it from cluttering the dispatch implicit space (i.e. it only applies as a type coercion, not a pimp).