Irc.Identifier

This module defines support for working with IRC's numeric reply codes. Pattern synonyms are provided for each of the possible IRC reply codes.

Reply code information was extracted from https://www.alien.net.au/irc/irc2numerics.html

Documentation

data Identifier

Identifier representing channels and nicknames

Instances

Eq Identifier

Equality on normalized identifier

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

(==) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

(/=) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

Ord Identifier

Comparison on normalized identifier

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

compare :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Ordering

(<) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

(<=) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

(>) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

(>=) :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

max :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Identifier

min :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Identifier

Read Identifier

Read as string literal

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS Identifier

readList :: ReadS [Identifier]

readPrec :: ReadPrec Identifier

readListPrec :: ReadPrec [Identifier]

Show Identifier

Show as string literal

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Identifier -> ShowS

show :: Identifier -> String

showList :: [Identifier] -> ShowS

IsString Identifier

@fromString = mkId . fromString

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

fromString :: String -> Identifier

Hashable Identifier

Hash on normalized identifier

Defined in Irc.Identifier

Methods

hashWithSalt :: Int -> Identifier -> Int

hash :: Identifier -> Int

idDenote :: Identifier -> ByteArray

Returns a ByteArray of an Identifier which is suitable for comparison or hashing which has been normalized for case.

mkId :: Text -> Identifier

Construct an Identifier from a ByteString

idText :: Identifier -> Text

Returns the original Text of an Identifier

idTextNorm :: Identifier -> Text

Returns the case-normalized Text for an identifier.

idPrefix :: Identifier -> Identifier -> Bool

Returns True when the first argument is a prefix of the second.