{- | Module : Control.Comonad.Sheet Description : Composition of functors with a type index tracking nesting. Copyright : Copyright (c) 2014 Kenneth Foner Maintainer : kenneth.foner@gmail.com Stability : experimental Portability : non-portable This module implements something akin to 'Data.Compose', but with a type index that tracks the order in which things are nested. This makes it possible to write code using polymorphic recursion over the levels of the structure contained in a 'Nested' value. -} {-# LANGUAGE ConstraintKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-} {-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-} {-# LANGUAGE PolyKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-} {-# LANGUAGE StandaloneDeriving #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-} {-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-} module Data.Functor.Nested where import Control.Applicative import Control.Comonad import Data.Foldable import Data.Traversable import Data.Distributive -- | @Flat x@ is the type index used for the base case of a 'Nested' value. Thus, a @(Nested (Flat []) Int@ is -- isomorphic to a @[Int]@. data Flat (x :: * -> *) -- | @Nest o i@ is the type index used for the recursive case of a 'Nested' value: the @o@ parameter is the type -- constructors corresponding to the /outside/ levels, and the @i@ parameter is the single type constructor -- corresponding to the /inner-most/ level. Thus, a @(Nested (Nest (Flat Maybe) []) Int)@ is isomorphic to a -- @(Maybe [Int])@. data Nest (o :: *) (i :: * -> *) -- | A @Nested fs a@ is the composition of all the layers mentioned in @fs@, applied to an @a@. Specifically, the @fs@ -- parameter is a sort of snoc-list holding type constructors of kind @(* -> *)@. The outermost layer appears as the -- parameter to @Flat@; the innermost layer appears as the rightmost argument to the outermost @Nest@. For instance: -- -- > [Just ['a']] :: [Maybe [Char]] -- > Flat [Just ['a']] :: Nested (Flat []) (Maybe [Char]) -- > Nest (Flat [Just ['a']]) :: Nested (Nest (Flat []) Maybe) [Char] -- > Nest (Nest (Flat [Just ['a']])) :: Nested (Nest (Nest (Flat []) Maybe) []) Char data Nested fs a where Flat :: f a -> Nested (Flat f) a Nest :: Nested fs (f a) -> Nested (Nest fs f) a -- | The @UnNest@ type family describes what happens when you peel off one @Nested@ constructor from a @Nested@ value. type family UnNest x where UnNest (Nested (Flat f) a) = f a UnNest (Nested (Nest fs f) a) = Nested fs (f a) -- | Removes one @Nested@ constructor (either @Nest@ or @Flat@) from a @Nested@ value. -- -- > unNest . Nest == id -- > unNest . Flat == id -- -- > unNest (Nest (Flat [['x']])) == Flat [['x']] -- > unNest (Flat (Just 'x')) == Just 'x' unNest :: Nested fs a -> UnNest (Nested fs a) unNest (Flat x) = x unNest (Nest x) = x instance (Show (f a)) => Show (Nested (Flat f) a) where show (Flat x) = "(Flat " ++ show x ++ ")" instance (Show (Nested fs (f a))) => Show (Nested (Nest fs f) a) where show (Nest x) = "(Nest " ++ show x ++ ")" instance (Functor f) => Functor (Nested (Flat f)) where fmap f = Flat . fmap f . unNest instance (Functor f, Functor (Nested fs)) => Functor (Nested (Nest fs f)) where fmap f = Nest . fmap (fmap f) . unNest instance (Applicative f) => Applicative (Nested (Flat f)) where pure = Flat . pure Flat f <*> Flat x = Flat (f <*> x) instance (Applicative f, Applicative (Nested fs)) => Applicative (Nested (Nest fs f)) where pure = Nest . pure . pure Nest f <*> Nest x = Nest ((<*>) <$> f <*> x) instance (ComonadApply f) => ComonadApply (Nested (Flat f)) where Flat f <@> Flat x = Flat (f <@> x) instance (ComonadApply f, Distributive f, ComonadApply (Nested fs)) => ComonadApply (Nested (Nest fs f)) where Nest f <@> Nest x = Nest ((<@>) <$> f <@> x) instance (Comonad f) => Comonad (Nested (Flat f)) where extract = extract . unNest duplicate = fmap Flat . Flat . duplicate . unNest instance (Comonad f, Comonad (Nested fs), Distributive f, Functor (Nested (Nest fs f))) => Comonad (Nested (Nest fs f)) where extract = extract . extract . unNest duplicate = fmap Nest . Nest -- wrap it again: f (g (f (g a))) -> Nested (Nest f g) (Nested (Nest f g) a) . fmap distribute -- swap middle two layers: f (f (g (g a))) -> f (g (f (g a))) . duplicate -- duplicate outer functor f: f (g (g a)) -> f (f (g (g a))) . fmap duplicate -- duplicate inner functor g: f (g a) -> f (g (g a)) . unNest -- NOTE: can't pattern-match on constructor or you break laziness! instance (Foldable f) => Foldable (Nested (Flat f)) where foldMap f = foldMap f . unNest instance (Foldable f, Foldable (Nested fs)) => Foldable (Nested (Nest fs f)) where foldMap f = foldMap (foldMap f) . unNest instance (Traversable f) => Traversable (Nested (Flat f)) where traverse f = fmap Flat . traverse f . unNest instance (Traversable f, Traversable (Nested fs)) => Traversable (Nested (Nest fs f)) where traverse f = fmap Nest . traverse (traverse f) . unNest instance (Alternative f) => Alternative (Nested (Flat f)) where empty = Flat empty Flat x <|> Flat y = Flat (x <|> y) instance (Applicative f, Alternative (Nested fs)) => Alternative (Nested (Nest fs f)) where empty = Nest empty Nest x <|> Nest y = Nest (x <|> y) instance (Distributive f) => Distributive (Nested (Flat f)) where distribute = Flat . distribute . fmap unNest instance (Distributive f, Distributive (Nested fs)) => Distributive (Nested (Nest fs f)) where distribute = Nest . fmap distribute . distribute . fmap unNest class NestedAs x y where -- | Given some nested structure which is /not/ wrapped in @Nested@ constructors, and one which is, wrap the first -- in the same number of @Nested@ constructors so that they are equivalently nested. -- -- > [['a']] `asNestedAs` Nest (Flat (Just (Just 0))) == Nest (Flat [['a']]) asNestedAs :: x -> y -> x `AsNestedAs` y instance ( AsNestedAs (f a) (Nested (Flat g) b) ~ Nested (Flat f) a ) => NestedAs (f a) (Nested (Flat g) b) where x `asNestedAs` _ = Flat x instance ( AsNestedAs (f a) (UnNest (Nested (Nest g h) b)) ~ Nested fs (f' a') , AddNest (Nested fs (f' a')) ~ Nested (Nest fs f') a' , NestedAs (f a) (UnNest (Nested (Nest g h) b))) => NestedAs (f a) (Nested (Nest g h) b) where x `asNestedAs` y = Nest (x `asNestedAs` (unNest y)) -- | This type family calculates the result type of applying the @Nested@ constructors to its first argument a number -- of times equal to the depth of nesting in its second argument. type family AsNestedAs x y where (f x) `AsNestedAs` (Nested (Flat g) b) = Nested (Flat f) x x `AsNestedAs` y = AddNest (x `AsNestedAs` (UnNest y)) -- | This type family calculates the type of a @Nested@ value if one more @Nest@ constructor is applied to it. type family AddNest x where AddNest (Nested fs (f x)) = Nested (Nest fs f) x