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Language	Haskell98

BuildBox.Pretty

Description

Pretty printing utils.

Synopsis

Documentation

module Text.PrettyPrint

class Pretty a where Source #

Minimal complete definition

ppr

Methods

ppr :: a -> Doc Source #

Instances

Pretty Float Source #
Methods ppr :: Float -> Doc Source #
Pretty Int Source #
Methods ppr :: Int -> Doc Source #
Pretty Integer Source #
Methods ppr :: Integer -> Doc Source #
Pretty String Source #
Methods ppr :: String -> Doc Source #
Pretty Doc Source #
Methods ppr :: Doc -> Doc Source #
Pretty UTCTime Source #
Methods ppr :: UTCTime -> Doc Source #
Pretty Bytes Source #
Methods ppr :: Bytes -> Doc Source #
Pretty Seconds Source #
Methods ppr :: Seconds -> Doc Source #
Pretty Sized Source #
Methods ppr :: Sized -> Doc Source #
Pretty Used Source #
Methods ppr :: Used -> Doc Source #
Pretty Timed Source #
Methods ppr :: Timed -> Doc Source #
Pretty BuildError Source #
Methods ppr :: BuildError -> Doc Source #
Pretty Platform Source #
Methods ppr :: Platform -> Doc Source #
Pretty Environment Source #
Methods ppr :: Environment -> Doc Source #
Pretty a => Pretty [a] Source #
Methods ppr :: [a] -> Doc Source #
Pretty a => Pretty (Range a) Source #
Methods ppr :: Range a -> Doc Source #
Pretty a => Pretty (Comparison a) Source #
Methods ppr :: Comparison a -> Doc Source #

padRc :: Int -> Char -> Doc -> Doc Source #

Right justify a doc, padding with a given character.

padR :: Int -> Doc -> Doc Source #

Right justify a string with spaces.

padLc :: Int -> Char -> Doc -> Doc Source #

Left justify a string, padding with a given character.

padL :: Int -> Doc -> Doc Source #

Left justify a string with spaces.

blank :: Doc Source #

Blank text. This is different different from empty because it comes out a a newline when used in a vcat.

pprEngDouble :: String -> Double -> Maybe Doc Source #

Pretty print an engineering value, to 4 significant figures. Valid range is 10^(-24) (y/yocto) to 10^(+24) (Y/Yotta). Out of range values yield Nothing.

examples:

  liftM render $ pprEngDouble "J" 102400    ==>   Just "1.024MJ"
  liftM render $ pprEngDouble "s" 0.0000123 ==>   Just "12.30us"

pprEngInteger :: String -> Integer -> Maybe Doc Source #

Like pprEngDouble but don't display fractional part when the value is < 1000. Good for units where fractional values might not make sense (like bytes).