Writing With Typeclasses

Details on how output is converted to bytes and how the design can be extended and used

The Common Cases
The write method of Output and Seekable objects accepts several types of inputs with no effort required on the part of a developer. Several of the default types including integers, longs, doubles, etc... are have converter implementations. 
    import scalax.io._
    import Resource._

    val out = fromFileString("out")
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.IntConverter
    out.write(3)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.LongConverter
    out.write(3L)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.ByteConverter
    out.write(3.toByte)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.DoubleConverter
    out.write(3.0)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.IntConverter
    out.write(List[Byte](3))
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.LongConverter
    out.write(3L)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.ByteConverter
    out.write(3.toByte)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.DoubleConverter
    out.write(3.0)
    // Selected Converter is OutputConverter.TraversableIntConverter
    out.write(List(1,2,3,4))