Safe Haskell | Safe |
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Language | Haskell98 |
Synopsis
- data Thrist :: (k -> k -> *) -> k -> k -> * where
- newtype Flipped m a b = Flipped {
- unflip :: m b a
- mapThrist :: (forall i j. (i `brr` j) -> i `arr` j) -> Thrist brr a b -> Thrist arr a b
- foldrThrist :: (forall i j. (i `arr` j) -> (j `brr` c) -> i `brr` c) -> (b `brr` c) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `brr` c
- foldlThrist :: (forall j k. (a `brr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> a `brr` k) -> (a `brr` b) -> Thrist arr b c -> a `brr` c
- foldr1Thrist :: (forall i j k. (i `arr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> i `arr` k) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `arr` b
- foldl1Thrist :: (forall i j k. (i `arr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> i `arr` k) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `arr` b
- mapMThrist :: Monad m => (forall i j. (i `brr` j) -> m (i `arr` j)) -> Thrist brr a b -> m (Thrist arr a b)
- foldMThrist :: Monad m => (forall j k. (a `brr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> m (a `brr` k)) -> (a `brr` b) -> Thrist arr b c -> m (a `brr` c)
- appendThrist :: Thrist arr a b -> Thrist arr b c -> Thrist arr a c
- nullThrist :: Thrist arr a b -> Bool
- lengthThrist :: Thrist arr a b -> Int
Types
data Thrist :: (k -> k -> *) -> k -> k -> * where Source #
A type-threaded list of binary polymorphic types.
newtype Flipped m a b Source #
A newtype wrapper, defined for convenience, that "swaps" the two type
variables of a binary type. Can be used to reverse a Thrist using
foldlThrist
. See examples.
Fold and map functions
mapThrist :: (forall i j. (i `brr` j) -> i `arr` j) -> Thrist brr a b -> Thrist arr a b Source #
Equivalent to map
for thrists. Takes a function from one binary type to
another and applies it to each thrist element. For example this could
convert a thrist of (a,b) into a thrist of Either a b:
foldrThrist :: (forall i j. (i `arr` j) -> (j `brr` c) -> i `brr` c) -> (b `brr` c) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `brr` c Source #
Equivalent to foldr
for thrists. Takes a combining function, a value to
replace Nil, and a thrist, returning some new binary type.
foldlThrist :: (forall j k. (a `brr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> a `brr` k) -> (a `brr` b) -> Thrist arr b c -> a `brr` c Source #
foldr1Thrist :: (forall i j k. (i `arr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> i `arr` k) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `arr` b Source #
foldl1Thrist :: (forall i j k. (i `arr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> i `arr` k) -> Thrist arr a b -> a `arr` b Source #
Monadic functions
mapMThrist :: Monad m => (forall i j. (i `brr` j) -> m (i `arr` j)) -> Thrist brr a b -> m (Thrist arr a b) Source #
foldMThrist :: Monad m => (forall j k. (a `brr` j) -> (j `arr` k) -> m (a `brr` k)) -> (a `brr` b) -> Thrist arr b c -> m (a `brr` c) Source #
Other list-like functions
appendThrist :: Thrist arr a b -> Thrist arr b c -> Thrist arr a c Source #
Equivalent to (++) for thrists.
lengthThrist :: Thrist arr a b -> Int Source #
Returns the length of the Thrist.