compact-string-fix-0.3.2: Same as compact-string except with a small fix so it builds on ghc-6.12

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Data.CompactString.Encodings

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Description

Different encodings of characters into bytes.

Synopsis

Unicode encodings

data UTF8 Source

Tag representing the UTF-8 encoding. Use CompactString UTF8 for UTF-8 encoded strings.

Constructors

UTF8 

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data BE Source

Tag representing big endian encoding

Constructors

BE 

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Endian BE 

data LE Source

Tag representing little endian encoding

Constructors

LE 

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Endian LE 

type Native = LESource

The platform native endianness

data UTF16 endianness Source

Tag representing the UTF-16 encoding

Constructors

UTF16 endianness 

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Endian e => Encoding (UTF16 e) 

type UTF16BE = UTF16 BESource

Tag representing the big endian UTF-16 encoding, aka. UTF-16BE.

type UTF16LE = UTF16 LESource

Tag representing the little endian UTF-16 encoding, aka. UTF-16LE.

type UTF16Native = UTF16 NativeSource

Tag representing the platform native UTF-16 encoding.

data UTF32 endianness Source

Tag representing the UTF-32 encoding

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UTF32 endianness 

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Endian e => Encoding (UTF32 e) 

type UTF32BE = UTF32 BESource

Tag representing the big endian UTF-32 encoding, aka. UTF-32BE.

type UTF32LE = UTF32 LESource

Tag representing the little endian UTF-32 encoding, aka. UTF-32LE.

type UTF32Native = UTF32 NativeSource

Tag representing the platform native UTF-32 encoding.

Other encodings

data ASCII Source

Tag representing the ASCII encoding.

Constructors

ASCII 

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data Latin1 Source

Tag representing the ISO 8859-1 encoding (latin 1).

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Latin1 

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Non-standard encodings

data Compact Source

Tag representing a custom encoding optimized for memory usage.

This encoding looks like UTF-8, but is slightly more efficient. It requires at most 3 byes per character, as opposed to 4 for UTF-8.

Encoding looks like:

                   0zzzzzzz -> 0zzzzzzz
          00yyyyyy yzzzzzzz -> 1xxxxxxx 1yyyyyyy
 000xxxxx xxyyyyyy yzzzzzzz -> 1xxxxxxx 0yyyyyyy 1zzzzzzz

The reasoning behind the tag bits is that this allows the char to be read both forwards and backwards.

Constructors

Compact 

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