h$x      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~                                                                                                               None#$'(23>^ >protocol-buffersThe Default class has the default-default values of types. See  http://code.google.com/apis/protocolbuffers/docs/proto.html#optional and also note that  types have a ? that is the first one in the .proto file (there is always at least one value). Instances of this for messages hold any default value defined in the .proto file. ? is where the  MessageAPI function getVal* looks when an optional field is not set.?protocol-buffersThe ? is never undefined or an error to evalute. This makes it much more useful compared to  mergeEmpty=. In a default message all Optional field values are set to & and Repeated field values are empty.@protocol-buffersThe @ class is not a ,  mergeEmpty# is not a left or right unit like . The default A is to take the second parameter and discard the first one. The B defaults to foldl associativity.NOTE:  mergeEmpty6 has been removed in protocol buffers version 2. Use ? instead. New strict fields would mean that required fields in messages will be automatic errors with  mergeEmpty.Aprotocol-buffersA is the right-biased merge of two values. A message (or group) is merged recursively. Required field are always taken from the second message. Optional field values are taken from the most defined message or the second message if both are set. Repeated fields have the sequences concatenated. Note that strings and bytes are NOT concatenated.Bprotocol-buffersB is " F.foldl mergeAppend defaultValue  and this default definition is not overridden in any of the code except for the (Seq a) instance.Cprotocol-buffersC is the Int64 size type associated with the lazy bytestrings used in the Put and Get monads.Dprotocol-buffersD is the Int32 assoicated with a EnumValueDescriptorProto and is in the range 0 to 2^31-1.Gprotocol-buffersG is the integer associated with the FieldDescriptorProto's Type. The allowed range is currently 1 to 18, as shown below (excerpt from descritor.proto)  // 0 is reserved for errors. // Order is weird for historical reasons. TYPE_DOUBLE = 1; TYPE_FLOAT = 2; TYPE_INT64 = 3; // Not ZigZag encoded. Negative numbers // take 10 bytes. Use TYPE_SINT64 if negative // values are likely. TYPE_UINT64 = 4; TYPE_INT32 = 5; // Not ZigZag encoded. Negative numbers // take 10 bytes. Use TYPE_SINT32 if negative // values are likely. TYPE_FIXED64 = 6; TYPE_FIXED32 = 7; TYPE_BOOL = 8; TYPE_STRING = 9; TYPE_GROUP = 10; // Tag-delimited aggregate. TYPE_MESSAGE = 11; // Length-delimited aggregate. // New in version 2. TYPE_BYTES = 12; TYPE_UINT32 = 13; TYPE_ENUM = 14; TYPE_SFIXED32 = 15; TYPE_SFIXED64 = 16; TYPE_SINT32 = 17; // Uses ZigZag encoding. TYPE_SINT64 = 18; // Uses ZigZag encoding.Jprotocol-buffersJ is the 3 bit wire encoding value, and is currently in the range 0 to 5, leaving 6 and 7 currently invalid.0 Varint; : int32, int64, uint32, uint64, sint32, sint64, bool, enum1 64-bit : fixed64, sfixed64, double2 Length-delimited# : string, bytes, embedded messages3  Start group : groups (deprecated)4  End group : groups (deprecated)5 32-bit : fixed32, sfixed32, floatMprotocol-buffersM is the field number which can be in the range 1 to 2^29-1 but the value from 19000 to 19999 are forbidden (so sayeth Google).Pprotocol-buffersP7 is the 32 bit value with the upper 29 bits being the M and the lower 3 bits being the JSprotocol-buffersS is used to mark   values that (should) contain valid utf8 encoded strings. This type is used to represent  TYPE_STRING values.& 5>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY&5ST PQRMNOJKLGHIDEFC@AB>?VWUXYNone#$'(23>*protocol-buffers runs the todo action and then rewinds only the BinaryParser state. Any new input from  or changes from  are kept. Changes to the user state (MonadState) are kept. The MonadWriter output is retained.If an error is thrown then the entire monad state is reset to last catchError as usual.protocol-buffers runs the todo action. If the action returns 0 then the BinaryParser state is rewound (as in ). If the action return  then the BinaryParser is not rewound, and lookAheadM acts as an identity.If an error is thrown then the entire monad state is reset to last catchError as usual.protocol-buffers runs the todo action. If the action returns 0 then the BinaryParser state is rewound (as in ). If the action return  then the BinaryParser is not rewound, and lookAheadE acts as an identity.If an error is thrown then the entire monad state is reset to last catchError as usual.protocol-buffers is the simple executorprotocol-buffers is the simple executor, and will not ask for any continuation because this lazy bytestring is all the inputprotocol-buffers0Get the input currently available to the parser.protocol-buffers replaces the bytestream past the current # of read bytes. This will also affect pending MonadError handler and MonadPlus branches. I think all pending branches have to have fewer bytesRead than the current one. If this is wrong then an error will be thrown. WARNING :  is still untested.protocol-buffers Keep calling  until Nothing is passed to the  continuation. This ensures all the data has been loaded into the state of the parser.protocol-bufferscheck that there are at least n bytes available in the input. This will suspend if there is to little data.protocol-buffersPull n bytes from the input, as a lazy ByteString. This will suspend if there is too little data.protocol-buffersDiscard the next m bytesprotocol-buffersReturn the number of & so far. Initially 0, never negative.protocol-buffersReturn the number of bytes ( before the current input runs out and  might be called.protocol-buffers#Return True if the number of bytes ? is 0. Any futher attempts to read an empty parser will call . which might result in more input to consume. Compare with protocol-buffersReturn True if the input is exhausted and will never be added to. Returns False if there is input left to consume. Compare with protocol-buffersget the longest prefix of the input where the high bit is set as well as following byte. This made getVarInt slower.protocol-buffersget the longest prefix of the input where all the bytes satisfy the predicate.protocol-buffersPull n bytes from the input, as a strict ByteString. This will suspend if there is too little data. If the result spans multiple lazy chunks then the result occupies a freshly allocated strict bytestring, otherwise it fits in a single chunk and refers to the same immutable memory block as the whole chunk.&&None#$'(23>3protocol-buffersThe  transformation has instances for several combiantions of input and output. These allow one to construct the Haskell types of MNameFMNamePMName and FNameFFName'PFName out of the protobuf types INameDINameFIName. Currently, all the Haskell instances are for the String base type.protocol-buffersThis is used to abstract over Utf8 and String. The important entry point is .protocol-buffers ensures the DIName isprotocol-buffers returns a list of non-empty a with all  characters removedprotocol-buffersParsed Haskell name ending with FName. Good constructor to use.protocol-buffers?Parsed Haskell name ending with MName. Good contructor to use.protocol-buffers-Full Haskell field name: MNames separated by , ending with a fieldprotocol-buffers.Full Haskell module name: MNames separated by , ending with a moduleprotocol-buffers&Fully qualified identifier: repeated ( then identifier)protocol-buffers separated identifier which may or may start with a dot. There are never two or more 5s in a row. There is always at least one identifier.protocol-buffers"Contains one field name, non-emptyprotocol-buffers#Contains one module name, non-emptyprotocol-buffersContains one identifier nameprotocol-buffers examines the  and prepend a  if absent, promoting it to a .protocol-buffersTyped protocol-buffersTyped protocol-buffersTyped protocol-buffersRight (True,_) means the input is a FIName. Right (False,_) means the input is a DIName (without leading )0This creates useful error messages for the user.protocol-buffersRight (True,_) means the input is a FIName. Right (False,_) means the input is a DIName (without leading )0This creates useful error messages for the user.44None #$'(23>4None#$'(23>BYprotocol-buffersThis is obtained via  on the stored  output of the  in the module file. It is used in getting messages from the wire.Must not inspect argumentprotocol-buffersThe String is the Haskell name to write into the generated source filesprotocol-buffers projects Double/Float to Rational or a special IEEE type. This is needed to track protobuf-2.3.0 which allows nan and inf and -inf default values.protocol-buffers stores the parsed default from the proto file in a form that will make a nice literal in the Language.Haskell.Exts.Syntax code generation by hprotoc.Note that Utf8 labeled byte sequences have been stripped to just  0 here as this is sufficient for code generation.2On 25 August 2010 20:12, George van den Driessche  georgevdd@google.com sent Chris Kuklewicz a patch to MakeReflections.parseDefEnum to ensure that HsDef'Enum holds the mangled form of the name.protocol-buffers4Used for writing and reading if packedTag is Nothingprotocol-buffers0used for reading when Just {} instead of wireTagprotocol-buffers.Bytes required in the Varint formatted wireTagprotocol-buffers"True if repeated is the field typeprotocol-buffers1True if packed would be valid for this field typeprotocol-buffers;fromEnum of Text.DescriptorProtos.FieldDescriptorProto.Typeprotocol-buffers!Set for Messages,Groups,and Enumsprotocol-bufferscrappy, but not escaped, thingprotocol-buffersnice parsed thingprotocol-buffers> is used in getting messages from the wire. It supplies the  of precomposed wire tags that must be found in the message as well as a  of all allowed tags (including known extension fields and all required wire tags).Extension fields not in the allowedTags set are still loaded, but only as  + blobs that will have to interpreted later.protocol-buffersblank protobufName, maybe blank haskellPrefix and/or parentModuleprotocol-bufferspath to haskell moduleprotocol-buffers$filename without path of .proto fileprotocol-bufferstop level keysprotocol-buffersall messages and groupsprotocol-buffers all enumsprotocol-buffers9fully qualified name using "package" prefix (no mangling)protocol-buffers;Haskell specific prefix to module hierarchy (e.g. Text.Foo)protocol-buffers0.proto specified namespace (like Com.Google.Bar)protocol-buffersThis is fully qualified name data type for code generation. The  was possibly specified on the hprotoc command line. The  is a combination of the module prefix from the '.proto' file and any nested levels of definition.The name components are likely to have been mangled to ensure the & started with an uppercase letter, in  [A..Z] .protocol-buffers9fully qualified name using "package" prefix (no mangling)protocol-buffers;Haskell specific prefix to module hierarchy (e.g. Text.Foo)protocol-buffers0.proto specified namespace (like Com.Google.Bar)protocol-buffers is used by the generated code to create a ProtoName with less newtype noise.protocol-buffersMust not inspect argumentprotocol-buffersMust not inspect argumentprotocol-buffersMust not inspect argumentNone#$'(23>?EKprotocol-buffers"Printable and readable field typesprotocol-buffersPrintable and readable messagesprotocol-buffers/This writes message as text-format protobuf to protocol-buffersThis reads message as text-format protobuf from any Parsec-compatible source. Input must be completely consumed.  None#$'(23>XQ!protocol-buffersThe  class is for internal use, and may change. If there is a mis-match between the G and the type of b) then you will get a failure at runtime.8Users should stick to the message functions defined in  Text.ProtocolBuffers.WireMessage and exported to use user by Text.ProtocolBuffers#. These are less likely to change.protocol-buffersThis computes the size of the message's fields with tags on the wire with no initial tag or length (in bytes). This is also the length of the message as placed between group start and stop tags.protocol-buffers3This computes the size of the message fields as in  and add the length of the encoded size to the total. Thus this is the the length of the message including the encoded length header, but without any leading tag.protocol-buffersThis computes the size of the 9 and then adds the length an initial tag with the given M.protocol-buffersThis is 1 applied to . It result in a   with a length of  bytes.protocol-buffersThis is 1 applied to . It results in a   with a length of  bytes.protocol-buffersThis writes just the message's fields with tags to the wire. This 34 monad can be composed and eventually executed with 1.This is actually  wirePut 10 msg protocol-buffersThis writes the encoded length of the message's fields and then the message's fields with tags to the wire. This 36 monad can be composed and eventually executed with 1.This is actually  wirePut 11 msg protocol-buffers/This writes an encoded wire tag with the given M and then the encoded length of the message's fields and then the message's fields with tags to the wire. This 36 monad can be composed and eventually executed with 1.protocol-buffersThis consumes the  ' to decode a message. It assumes the   is merely a sequence of the tagged fields of the message, and consumes until a group stop tag is detected or the entire input is consumed. Any  3 past the end of the stop tag is returned as well.This is  applied to .protocol-buffersThis  applied to .This first reads the encoded length of the message and will then succeed when it has consumed precisely this many additional bytes. The  # after this point will be returned.protocol-buffersThis reads the tagged message fields until the stop tag or the end of input is reached.This is actually  wireGet 10 msg protocol-buffers;This reads the encoded message length and then the message.This is actually  wireGet 11 msg protocol-buffers7This reads a wire tag (must be of type '2') to get the M. Then the encoded message length is read, followed by the message itself. Both the M and the message are returned.3This allows for incremental reading and processing.protocol-buffersThis is  with the  results converted to  calls and the trailing   discarded. This use of runtime errors is discouraged, but may be convenient.protocol-buffers This is like , without the ability to pass in more input beyond the initial ByteString. Thus the   argument is taken to be the entire input. To be able to incrementally feed in more input you should use  and respond to  differently.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed in generated code.protocol-buffersUsed by generated code getBareMessageWith assumes the wireTag for the message, if it existed, has already been read. getBareMessageWith assumes that it does needs to read the Varint encoded length of the message. getBareMessageWith will consume the entire ByteString it is operating on, or until it finds any STOP_GROUP tag (wireType == 4)protocol-buffersThis reads in the raw bytestring corresponding to an field known only through the wiretag's M and J./01233210/ None#$'(23>[protocol-buffersThis is a suposedly opaque typeprotocol-buffersMessages that can store unknown fields implement this interface. 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