Compatibility definitions for Scala 2.13+ vs. Scala 2.12 and lesser.
This object is conceptually similar to scala.collection.compat.
- For Scala 2.12 and earlier, it provides a type alias and compatibility
functions for LazyList. For Scala 2.13 and greater, it's empty. Thus,
all code can use LazyList throughout.
- It also provides the implicit objects Ordering objects for floats and
doubles. For instance, it provides
grizzled.ScalaCompat.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrdering and
grizzled.ScalaCompat.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrdering. For Scala 2.12
and earlier, these values are aliases for scala.math.Ordering.Double.
For Scala 2.13 and greater, they map to their 2.13 counterparts (e.g.,
scala.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrdering).
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Compatibility definitions for Scala 2.13+ vs. Scala 2.12 and lesser. This object is conceptually similar to
scala.collection.compat.- For Scala 2.12 and earlier, it provides a type alias and compatibility functions for
LazyList. For Scala 2.13 and greater, it's empty. Thus, all code can useLazyListthroughout. - It also provides the implicit objectsOrderingobjects for floats and doubles. For instance, it providesgrizzled.ScalaCompat.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrderingandgrizzled.ScalaCompat.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrdering. For Scala 2.12 and earlier, these values are aliases forscala.math.Ordering.Double. For Scala 2.13 and greater, they map to their 2.13 counterparts (e.g.,scala.math.Ordering.Double.IeeeOrdering).