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Renderable

com.phasmidsoftware.number.algebra.core.Renderable

trait Renderable

Trait representing a renderable entity that can be presented to the user as a string. Any class or trait that extends Renderable should provide an implementation of render to define how the entity will be rendered.

NOTE that render differs from toString in that the latter is intended to be used for debugging purposes, whereas the former is intended to be used for presentation to the user.

NOTE that there is also a render method declared in NumberLike (core module).

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Supertypes: class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Known subtypes: trait MaybeFuzzy

class Angle

trait Functional

trait Radians

trait Transformed

class Exponential

class BinaryExponential

class NaturalExponential

class InversePower

class Real

trait Valuable

trait Lazy

trait Expression

trait AtomicExpression

class Noop

trait Root

class AbstractRoot

class LinearRoot

class QuadraticRoot

trait Transcendental

class AbstractTranscendental

object ETranscendental

object EulerMascheroni

object L2

object LgE

object PiTranscendental

class ValueExpression

class Literal

class NamedConstant

object E

object I

object Infinity

class ScalarConstant

object Half

object MinusOne

object One

object Pi

object Two

object Zero

trait CompositeExpression

class Euler

trait Multiple

class Aggregate

class BinaryFunction

class BiFunction

class UniFunction

trait Eager

trait Nat

object NatZero

class Succ

trait Solution

trait Algebraic

class LinearSolution

class QuadraticSolution

class Complex

trait Structure

trait Scalar

object NoScalar

trait Number

trait ExactNumber

class RationalNumber

class WholeNumber

trait Equation

class LinearEquation

class QuadraticEquation

class Quantity[D]
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Abstract methods

Method to render this Valuable for presentation to the user. NOTE to implementors: never ever invoke this.toString in your implementation lest you get a StackOverflow.

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Returns: a String

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