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| No. |
Time |
User |
SHA256 |
| -r3 (prompt-0.1.0.0-r3) |
2015-06-29T22:27:07Z |
jle |
dc64376a5e4f99f5ef13edbcac5d80610d73f78d4362b9acf75cf90af485f3f9
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Changed description
from Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt> and the README.
Not quite related to the /MonadPrompt/ library.
to Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt the README>.
Not quite related to the /MonadPrompt/ library.
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| -r2 (prompt-0.1.0.0-r2) |
2015-06-29T22:26:06Z |
jle |
1594a98bb496df2430314666c1914b14b59a7058e7e29f7f9a65728f7ca16c0d
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Changed description
from Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt the
README>.
Not quite related to the /MonadPrompt/ library.
to Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt> and the README.
Not quite related to the /MonadPrompt/ library.
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| -r1 (prompt-0.1.0.0-r1) |
2015-06-29T22:25:06Z |
jle |
fe8e6d9cfbbc533ae05c9c2cab9ad145e815a28e12492e5dd3b75d7270bd27e0
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Changed description
from Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt the
README>.
to Monad (and transformer) for delayed-effect "pure"
prompt-and-response queries.
Allows you to specify programs that might query a
database, talk to stdio, etc., without ever involving IO
or opening the door to arbitrary IO. Write a potentially
pure computation describing prompting interactions, etc.,
without having your type actually do any IO or involve
itself with IO or any effectful context.
Useful as a source of "things from IO", without ever
actually involving IO or arbitrary IO itself; only
executing a specific subset of IO (or State, etc.) that
you yourself, the caller, specifies explicitly. Safer
and more meaningful type.
For more information and instructions on usage with
examples, see <https://github.com/mstksg/prompt the
README>.
Not quite related to the /MonadPrompt/ library.
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| -r0 (prompt-0.1.0.0-r0) |
2015-06-29T22:23:35Z |
jle |
c61c2403bad6d27d1fff04ea0ccf1190393265d544fe94fea1539c6c519269b9
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