Control.Monad.Shade

A control structure used to combine heterogenous types with delayed effects.

Documentation

data Shade m b

A shade consists of a hidden value and an image of that value. The hidden values are stored in a context and cannot be accessed directly.

Instances

Monad m => Monad (Shade m)

m >>= f applies f to the projected value inside the original context of m. The result is the a shade which becomes the source object in the result. This resut is nested twice inside the same context, and these are joined together.

Methods

(>>=) :: Shade m a -> (a -> Shade m b) -> Shade m b

(>>) :: Shade m a -> Shade m b -> Shade m b

return :: a -> Shade m a

fail :: String -> Shade m a

Functor (Shade m)

fmap applies a function to the result of the projected value inside the values original context.

Methods

fmap :: (a -> b) -> Shade m a -> Shade m b

(<$) :: a -> Shade m b -> Shade m a

Applicative m => Applicative (Shade m)

pure is the identity projection of the original value stored in a pure context.

a <*> b combines the contexts of the hidden values and applies the shadow of b value onto the shadow of a.

Methods

pure :: a -> Shade m a

(<*>) :: Shade m (a -> b) -> Shade m a -> Shade m b

(*>) :: Shade m a -> Shade m b -> Shade m b

(<*) :: Shade m a -> Shade m b -> Shade m a

(Applicative m, Monoid b) => Monoid (Shade m b)

mempty is simply the shadow and source of the neutral element of the stored value.

mappend combines the contexts of two shadows and mappends their stored values.

Methods

mempty :: Shade m b

mappend :: Shade m b -> Shade m b -> Shade m b

mconcat :: [Shade m b] -> Shade m b

shade :: MonadShade m => c a -> (a -> b) -> m c b

Insert a contextual value and its projection into a shade.

hide :: MonadShade m => c a -> m c a

Hide a boxed value inside a shade with the identity as projection.

shadow :: Functor m => Shade m b -> m b

The projection of the hidden value (the "shadow").

transfer :: (MonadShade m, MonadShade m) => (forall a. c0 a -> c1 a) -> m c0 t -> m c1 t

Changed the context of a hidden value. The first argument must be universally quantified since no assumptions may be made as to what value is stored inside the shade.