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-r2 (io-string-like-0.1.0.1-r2) 2018-09-30T22:41:44Z HerbertValerioRiedel 260e100388045236b99dad891bb6a0e0fe02171cc734b8dcf21d68290cfec93a

  • Changed the library component's library dependency on 'base' from 

    >=4.7 && <5
    to 
    >=4.9 && <5
-r1 (io-string-like-0.1.0.1-r1) 2018-01-17T09:42:33Z clinton 465556f0a957792e150eaf6ed0413ae417d5a868910e7e1329737828af6820e0

  • Changed description from 

    The functions in the Prelude such as "getContents", "putStr" only work for plain Strings.

There are similar functions in "ByteString" for reading and writing, as well as \"Text\".

This requires one to import the appropriate functions, usually qualified, for the particular datatype one is using. Changing the datatype at the very least involves changing import statements across your program.

The package introduces classes to overload functions like "getContents", "putStr" over multiple datatypes, so implementations can be changed easily.

All the code documentation is in "System.IO.StringLike.Impl".

All the other modules are just re-exports.
    to 
    The functions in the Prelude such as "getContents", "putStr" only work for plain Strings.

There are similar functions in \"ByteString\" for reading and writing, as well as \"Text\".

This requires one to import the appropriate functions, usually qualified, for the particular datatype one is using. Changing the datatype at the very least involves changing import statements across your program.

The package introduces classes to overload functions like "getContents", "putStr" over multiple datatypes, so implementations can be changed easily.

All the code documentation is in "System.IO.StringLike.Impl".

All the other modules are just re-exports.
-r0 (io-string-like-0.1.0.1-r0) 2018-01-14T11:05:58Z clinton 50d4dab102c9517a851aa09af82f0a2773e4fd8e1d9df624f1b9f040b3c382e5