String representing the instance.
When the method is abstract and enclosed in an com.google.auto.value.AutoValue
class, an implementation of the method will be automatically generated.
When generating an implementation of an @ToPrettyString method, each property of the
@AutoValue type is individually printed in an easy-to-read format. If the type of the
property itself has a @ToPrettyString method, that method will be called in assistance of
computing the pretty string. Non-@AutoValue classes can contribute a pretty string
representation by annotating a method with @ToPrettyString.
Collection and Collection-like types have special representations in generated
pretty strings.
If no @ToPrettyString method is found on a type and the type is not one with a built
in rendering, the Object#toString() value will be used instead.
@ToPrettyString is valid on overridden toString() and other methods alike.
@AutoValueabstract class Pretty { abstractList<String>property();@ToPrettyStringabstract String toPrettyString(); } System.out.println(new AutoValue_Pretty(List.of("abc", "def", "has\nnewline)).toPrettyString()) // Pretty{ // property = [ // abc, // def, // has // newline, // ] // } }