(Since version 4.4.4) as
in patterns is no longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.9) Literal unit types are longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.3) Method type syntax is no longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.1) Replaced with allowSpliceAndQuote
(Since version 4.4.6) With types are supported in every dialect currently and this option is unused
(Since version 4.3.11) Use withX method instead
(Since version 4.3.11) Dialect should not be a Product
(Since version 4.3.11) Dialect should not be a Product
(Since version 4.3.11) Dialect should not be a Product
(Since version 4.4.4) as
in patterns is no longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.1) Implicit functions are not supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.9) Literal unit types are longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.3) Method type syntax is no longer supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.1) Super traits are not supported in any dialect
(Since version 4.4.1) Replaced by withAllowSplicesAndQuotes
(Since version 4.4.6) With types are supported in every dialect currently and this option is unused
A dialect is used to configure what Scala syntax is allowed during tokenization and parsing.