WinDll.Debug.Stack

Contains a pseudo implementation of an artificial stack. This is used to print a StackTrace out and manipulate the stack.

Documentation

data Stack

A simple stack implementation

Instances

Eq Stack

Data Stack

Ord Stack

Read Stack

Show Stack

Typeable Stack

Stackable Stack

class Show a => Stackable a where

Methods

toStack :: a -> Stack

Instances

Stackable String

Stackable Stack

type FunctionName = String

emptyStack :: Stack

Creating an empty stack

pushStack :: Stackable st => st -> FunctionName -> Stack

Adding an element to the top of the stack

topStack :: Stack -> Maybe FunctionName

Look at the item at the top of the stack, but does not remove it

popStack :: Stack -> Stack

Remove an element from the top of the stack

newStack :: FunctionName -> Stack

Create a new stack from a template

sizeStack :: Stack -> Int

The size of the stack e.g the amount of elements inside it

shrinkStack :: Stack -> Stack

Shrinks and Compress the stack, reducing the stack to the bare minimum of steps/calls needed to represent the same stack

printStack :: Stack -> String

Pretty print a stack back out to a string