trait AnyOps[T] extends AnyRef

Linear Supertypes
AnyRef, Any
Known Subclasses
JsAnyOps, ScalaMappedOps
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Concrete Value Members

  1. def as[T]: T

    .asInstanceOf[T] but shorter.

    .asInstanceOf[T] but shorter. Very dangerous!

  2. def asBoolean: Boolean
  3. def asDouble: Double
  4. def asDyn: Dynamic
  5. def asInt: Int
  6. def asJsAny: Any

    If T is js.Any, this may be redundent.

  7. def asJsArray[A]: Array[A]
  8. def asJsObj: Object
  9. def asJson: String
  10. def asNumber: Number
  11. def asString: String
  12. def filterNull: UndefOr[T]

    Internal null values become undefined.

  13. def toNonNullOption: Option[T]

    If value is null or undefined be None, else Some.

  14. def toNonNullUndefOr: UndefOr[T]

    If value is null or undefined be undefined, otherwise defined.

    If value is null or undefined be undefined, otherwise defined. Could be called "filterNull".

  15. def toStringJs: String

    Call the toString method after casting to js.Any.

    Call the toString method after casting to js.Any. Not sure casting makes any difference though.

  16. def toTruthy: Boolean

    Equivalent !!x for some javascript value x.

  17. def toTruthyUndefOr: UndefOr[T]

    Wow, a mouthful! If its a javascript truthy=true, its defined, otherwise undef.

    Wow, a mouthful! If its a javascript truthy=true, its defined, otherwise undef. Takes into account 0, "" and [] javascript idioms i.e. takes into account the FP zero.

    Example:

    1. val s = "" // s.toTruthyUndefOr[String] => js.undefined
val s = "blah" // s.toTurthyUndefOr[String] => defined "blah"
val n = 0  // n.toTruthyUndefOr[Int] => js.undefined
val n1 = 1 // n1.toTruthyUndefOr[Int] => defined 1