Safe Haskell | Safe |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
Documentation
NOTE: DefaultSignatures
can be used
when declaring a symantic type class
to provide default definition of the methods:
implementing their identity transformation
in order to avoid boilerplate code
when writting Trans
instances which
do not need to alterate those methods.
trans :: UnT tr a -> tr a Source #
Lift a tr to the transformer's.
unTrans :: tr a -> UnT tr a Source #
Unlift a tr from the transformer's.
trans1 :: (UnT tr a -> UnT tr b) -> tr a -> tr b Source #
Identity transformation for a unary symantic method.
trans2 :: (UnT tr a -> UnT tr b -> UnT tr c) -> tr a -> tr b -> tr c Source #
Identity transformation for a binary symantic method.
trans3 :: (UnT tr a -> UnT tr b -> UnT tr c -> UnT tr d) -> tr a -> tr b -> tr c -> tr d Source #
Identity transformation for a ternary symantic method.
Instances
Sym_Lambda term => Trans (BetaT term) Source # | |
Defined in Language.Symantic.Transforming.Beta trans :: UnT (BetaT term) a -> BetaT term a Source # unTrans :: BetaT term a -> UnT (BetaT term) a Source # trans1 :: (UnT (BetaT term) a -> UnT (BetaT term) b) -> BetaT term a -> BetaT term b Source # trans2 :: (UnT (BetaT term) a -> UnT (BetaT term) b -> UnT (BetaT term) c) -> BetaT term a -> BetaT term b -> BetaT term c Source # trans3 :: (UnT (BetaT term) a -> UnT (BetaT term) b -> UnT (BetaT term) c -> UnT (BetaT term) d) -> BetaT term a -> BetaT term b -> BetaT term c -> BetaT term d Source # |