Sindre.Widgets

Portable Sindre gadgets and helper functions that can be used by any backend.

Documentation

mkHorizontally :: MonadBackend m => Constructor m

A widget that arranges its children in a horizontal row.

mkVertically :: MonadBackend m => Constructor m

A widget that arranges its children in a vertical column.

changeField :: MonadFail im => FieldDesc s im v -> (v -> ObjectM s im v) -> ObjectM s im v

changeField field m applies m to the current value of the field field, updates field with the value returned by m, and returns the new value.

changeField_ :: MonadFail im => FieldDesc s im v -> (v -> ObjectM s im v) -> ObjectM s im ()

Like changeField, but without a return value.

changingField :: (MonadBackend im, Mold v) => FieldDesc s im v -> ObjectM s im a -> ObjectM s im a

changingFields fields m evaluates m, then emits field change events for those fields whose names are in fields that changed while evaluating m.

data Match

The result of using match to apply a user-provided pattern to a string.

Constructors

ExactMatch

PrefixMatch

InfixMatch

Instances

Eq Match

Defined in Sindre.Widgets

Methods

(==) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

(/=) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

Ord Match

Defined in Sindre.Widgets

Methods

compare :: Match -> Match -> Ordering

(<) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

(<=) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

(>) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

(>=) :: Match -> Match -> Bool

max :: Match -> Match -> Match

min :: Match -> Match -> Match

Show Match

Defined in Sindre.Widgets

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Match -> ShowS

show :: Match -> String

showList :: [Match] -> ShowS

match :: Text -> Text -> Maybe Match

match pat s applies the pattern pat to s and returns a Match describing the kind of match if any, or Nothing otherwise. The pattern is interpreted as tokens delimited by whitespace, and each token must be present somewhere in s.

filterMatches :: (a -> Text) -> Text -> [a] -> [a]

filterMatches f pat l returns only those elements of l that match pat, using f to convert each element to a Text. The result will be ordered equivalently to l

sortMatches :: (a -> Text) -> Text -> [a] -> [a]

sortMatches f pat l returns only those elements of l that match pat, using f to convert each element to a Text. The result will be reordered such that exact matches come first, then prefixes, then infixes, although original order will be maintained within these three groups.