ParamFailure
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object ParamFailure
| package common
Makes Box play better with Scala for comprehensions.
Makes Box play better with Scala for comprehensions.
Alias for pass.
Returns true if the value contained in this box is equal to the specified value.
Returns true if the value contained in this box is equal to the specified
value. This is the same thing that == does when it's handed a value that
isn't a Box, but using this is recommended because it's clearer that the
behavior will be different than the usual expectation.
Transform an Empty to a Failure with the specified message.
Chain the given msg as a Failure ahead of any failures this Box may
represent.
Chain the given msg as a Failure ahead of any failures this Box may
represent.
If this is an Empty, this method behaves like ?~. If it is a Failure,
however, this method returns a new Failure with the given msg and with its
chain set to this Failure.
As with ?~, if this is a Full, we return it unchanged.
A Failure with the message if this Box is an Empty box. Chain
this box to the new Failure if this is a Failure. The unchanged
box if it is a Full.
Create a Full box containing the specified value if this box's value is
of type B and Empty otherwise.
Equivalent to flatMap(f1).or(alternative).
Equivalent to flatMap(f1).or(alternative).
If the partial function is defined at the current Box's value, apply the partial function.
If the partial function is defined at the current Box's value, apply the partial function.
An alias for collect.
An alias for collect.
Although this function is different for true collections, because Box is
really a collection of 1, the two functions are identical.
Alias for ?~!.
Alias for ?~!.
Equivalent to map(f).openOr(dflt).
Equivalent to map(f).openOr(dflt).
Returns an Iterator over the value
contained in this Box, if any.
For Full and Empty, this has the expected behavior.
For Full and Empty, this has the expected behavior. Equality in terms
of Failure checks for equivalence of failure causes:
Failure("boom") == Failure("boom") Failure("bam") != Failure("boom") Failure("boom", Full(someException), Empty) != Failure("boom")
For other values, determines equality based upon the contents of this Box
instead of the box itself. As a result, it is not symmetric. As an example:
val foo = "foo" val boxedFoo = Full(foo) foo == boxedFoo //is false boxedFoo == foo //is true
It is safest to use === explicitly when you're looking for this behavior,
and use == only for box-to-box comparisons:
Full("magic") == Full("magic") Full("magic") != Full("another") Full("magic") != Empty Full("magic") != Failure("something's gone wrong")
Return a list of the exceptions that led to this Failure.
Return a list of the exceptions that led to this Failure. First, unflattens
the list of causes of this Failure's exception. Then, if this Failure
has a chain, walks down it and concatenates their exceptionChain to the
end of this one's.
A single list of Throwables from the most direct cause to the
least direct cause of this Failure.
If this Box contains a value and it satisfies the specified func,
return true.
If this Box contains a value and it satisfies the specified func,
return true. Otherwise, return false.
true if this Box does contain a value and it satisfies the
predicate.
Alias for ?~.
Flatten the Failure chain to a List where this Failure is at the head.
Flatten the Failure chain to a List where this Failure is at the head.
If this Box contains a value and it satisfies the specified predicate,
return the Box unchanged.
If this Box contains a value and it satisfies the specified predicate,
return the Box unchanged.
If this Box contains a value and it satisfies the specified predicate,
return the Box unchanged. Otherwise, return a Failure with the given
msg.
A Failure with the message if the box is empty or the predicate
is not satisfied by the value contained in this Box.
If this Box contains a value and it does not satisfy the specified
f, return the Box unchanged.
If this Box contains a value and it does not satisfy the specified
f, return the Box unchanged. Otherwise, return an Empty.
Apply a function returning a Box to the value contained in this Box if
it exists and return the resulting Box.
If this Box contains a value and it does not satisfy the specified
func, return false.
If this Box contains a value and it does not satisfy the specified
func, return false. Otherwise, return true.
true If the Box is empty, or if its value satisfies the
predicate.
Perform a side effect by calling the specified function with the value contained in this box.
Perform a side effect by calling the specified function with the value
contained in this box. The function does not run if this Box is empty.
If the Box is Full, apply the transform function f on the value v;
otherwise, just return the value untransformed.
If the Box is Full, apply the transform function f on the value v;
otherwise, just return the value untransformed.
The transform function is expected to be a function that will take the
value v and produce a function from the value in the box to a new value
of the same type as v.
For example:
val myBox = Full(10) myBox.fullXForm("No teddy bears left.")({ message => { teddyBears: Int => s"$message Oh wait, there are $teddyBears left!" } })
The type of the initial value, default value, and transformed value.
If the Box is Full, the value once transformed by the function
returned by f. Otherwise, the initial value v.
Exists to avoid the implicit conversion from Box to Option.
Exists to avoid the implicit conversion from Box to Option. Opening a
Box unsafely should be done using openOrThrowException.
This method always throws an exception.
If this box is Full and contains an object of type B, returns a Full
of type Box[B].
If this box is Full and contains an object of type B, returns a Full
of type Box[B]. Otherwise, returns Empty.
This is basically a Java-friendly version of asA, which you should
prefer when using Scala.
For example:
scala> Full("boom").isA(classOf[Int]) res0: net.liftweb.common.Box[Int] = Empty scala> Full(5).isA(classOf[Int]) res1: net.liftweb.common.Box[Int] = Full(5)
Returns true if the box contains a value.
Returns true if the box contains a value.
Returns true if this Box contains no value (i.e., it is Empty or
Failure or ParamFailure).
Returns an Iterator over the value
contained in this Box, if any.
Get a java.util.Iterator from the Box.
Get a java.util.Iterator from the Box.
Apply a function to the value contained in this Box if it exists and return
a Full containing the result.
Reduce this Failure's message and the messages of all chained failures a
to a single String.
Reduce this Failure's message and the messages of all chained failures a
to a single String. The resulting string links each step in the failure
chain with <-, and this Failure's message is last.
For example:
scala> Failure("It's all gone wrong.") ?~! "Something's gone wrong." ?~! "It's all sideways" res0: net.liftweb.common.Failure = Failure(It's all sideways,Empty, Full(Failure(Something's gone wrong.,Empty, Full(Failure(It's all gone wrong.,Empty,Empty))))) scala> res0.messageChain res1: String = It's all sideways <- Something's gone wrong. <- It's all gone wrong.
Return the value contained in this Box if it is full; otherwise return
the specified default.
The only time when you should be using this method is if the value is guaranteed to be available based on a guard outside of the method.
The only time when you should be using this method is if the value is
guaranteed to be available based on a guard outside of the method. In these
cases, please provide that information in the justification String.
For example, User.currentUser.openOrThrowException("This snippet is only
used on pages where the user is logged in"). For tests, use == or
=== instead. See the class documentation for more information.
A valid justification for using this method should not be "I want my code to fail fast when I call it." Using exceptions in the core logic of your application should be strongly discouraged.
Justify why calling this method is okay and why it will not result in an exception being thrown. This serves both as mandatory documentation and as a very clear indication of what unexpected thing happened in the event you were wrong about the guard.
The contents of the Box if it is Full.
Return this Box if Full, or the specified alternative if it is
empty.
Perform a side effect by passing this Box to the specified function and
return this Box unmodified.
Perform a side effect by passing this Box to the specified function and
return this Box unmodified. Similar to foreach, except that foreach
returns Unit, while this method allows chained use of the Box.
This box.
Gets the deepest exception cause, if any, which is ostensibly the root
cause of this Failure.
Gets the deepest exception cause, if any, which is ostensibly the root
cause of this Failure.
This method calls the specified function with the specified in value and
the value contained in this Box.
This method calls the specified function with the specified in value and
the value contained in this Box. If this box is empty, returns the in
value directly.
The result of the function or the in value.
An Either that is a Right with the given argument
right if this is empty, or a Left with the boxed value if this is
Full.
Returns a List of one element if this
is Full, or an empty list if empty.
Returns the contents of this box wrapped in Some if this is Full, or
None if this is empty (meaning an Empty, Failure or ParamFailure).
Returns the contents of this box wrapped in Some if this is Full, or
None if this is empty (meaning an Empty, Failure or ParamFailure).
An Either that is a Left with the given argument
left if this is empty, or a Right with the boxed value if this is
Full.
Makes Box play better with Scala for comprehensions.
Makes Box play better with Scala for comprehensions.
Transform an Empty or Failure to a ParamFailure with the specified
type-safe parameter.
Transform an Empty or Failure to a ParamFailure with the specified
type-safe parameter.
A value indicating the error.
A ParamFailure with the specified value, unless this is already a
ParamFailure or a Full. If this is a Failure, the
ParamFailure will preserve the message of the Failure.
A
ParamFailureis aFailurewith an additional type-safe parameter that can allow an application to store other information related to the failure.For example: