Any custom trait that extends this will allow calls to methods of the type Owner which have the same signatures
as the methods of the custom type. A signature here means the number of param lists and the number, order and
types of the parameters in each list, but not e.g. type parameters, method and parameter implicitness,
method visibility, val/var, annotations, or return types.
For instance, to allow calls to String.length(), you would write:
trait AllowLength extends MethodsOf[String] { def length(): Int }
Any custom trait that extends this will allow calls to methods of the type
Ownerwhich have the same signatures as the methods of the custom type. A signature here means the number of param lists and the number, order and types of the parameters in each list, but not e.g. type parameters, method and parameter implicitness, method visibility, val/var, annotations, or return types.For instance, to allow calls to String.length(), you would write:
trait AllowLength extends MethodsOf[String] { def length(): Int }