Type Members

1.  trait AutomaticMaterialization extends Default

   For a sealed family (all implementations of a sealed trait or defined explicit union types), this option enables the automatic materialization of handlers for the member types.

   For a sealed family (all implementations of a sealed trait or defined explicit union types), this option enables the automatic materialization of handlers for the member types.

   If used, make sure it cannot lead to type recursion issue (disabled by default).

2.  trait Default extends MacroOptions

   The default options that are implied if invoking "non-Opts" method.

   The default options that are implied if invoking "non-Opts" method. All other options extend this.

3.  trait DisableWarnings extends Default

   Disable compilation warnings.

4.  trait LowPriorityValueOfImplicits extends AnyRef
5.  trait UnionType[Types <: \/[_, _]] extends Default

   Use type parameter A as static type but use pattern matching to handle different possible subtypes.

   Use type parameter A as static type but use pattern matching to handle different possible subtypes. This makes it easy to persist algebraic data types(pattern where you have a sealed trait and several implementing case classes). When writing a case class into BSON its dynamic type will be pattern matched, when reading from BSON the pattern matching will be done on the className string.

   Types

   to use in pattern matching. Listed in a "type list" \/

6.  trait ValueOf[O <: MacroOptions] extends AnyRef
7.  trait Verbose extends Default

   Print out generated code during compilation.

8.  trait \/[A, B] extends AnyRef

   Type for making type-level lists for UnionType.

   Type for making type-level lists for UnionType. If second parameter is another \/ it will be flattend out into a list and so on. Using infix notation makes much more sense since it then looks like a logical disjunction.

   Foo \/ Bar \/ Baz is interpreted as type Foo or type Bar or type Baz

   Annotations

   @SuppressWarnings()