Codec.Sexpr.Printer

Export S-expressions in any of the three ordinary forms:

• Canonical, where a different string implies a different meaning
• Basic, suitable for transport over 7-bit and awkward media
• Advanced, a human-readable pretty-printed encoding.

The -> String functions are probably what you want unless you know you want something else.

The Show instance for Sexpr is provided here, using advancedString and the underlying Show instance. Overlapping instances are used to provide a nice show for Sexpr String.

Documentation

raw :: String -> String -> String

canonicalString :: Sexpr String -> String

canonical :: Sexpr String -> ShowS

putRaw :: String -> Put

putRawBS :: ByteString -> Put

putChar' :: Char -> Put

putCanonical :: Sexpr String -> Put

putCanonicalBS :: Sexpr ByteString -> Put

putCanonicalHelper :: (a -> Put) -> Sexpr a -> Put

basicString :: Sexpr String -> String

basic :: Sexpr String -> Doc

advancedString :: Sexpr String -> String

format :: String -> Doc

canToken :: String -> Bool

canQuote :: String -> Bool

canHex :: String -> Bool

hex :: String -> Doc

hexEncode :: Char -> String

quote :: Show a => a -> Doc

base64 :: String -> Doc

advanced :: Sexpr String -> Doc