-- | Based on «Scrap Your Zippers: A Generic Zipper for Heterogeneous Types. -- Michael D. Adams. WGP '10: Proceedings of the 2010 ACM SIGPLAN -- workshop on Generic programming, 2010» -- (). -- -- Compared to the original @syz@ package, this implementation (based on -- 'GTraversable') gives more flexibility as to where a zipper may point -- to and what is considered as siblings. -- -- Specifically, a zipper may point to any element which `gtraverse` -- applies its function to. -- -- == Example -- === syz -- Consider the classical example: lists. With syz, a list is interpreted as a right-balanced -- tree. -- -- >>> let z = fromJust . down' $ toZipper ['a'..'d'] -- >>> getHole z :: Maybe Char -- Just 'a' -- -- The zipper @z@ points to the first element of the list. Now let's -- move to the right: -- -- >>> let z' = fromJust . right $ z -- >>> getHole z' :: Maybe Char -- Nothing -- >>> getHole z' :: Maybe [Char] -- Just "bcd" -- -- Instead of pointing to the second element of the list, as one might -- expect, the zipper @z\'@ points to the tail of the list. In order to -- actually move to the second element, we need another 'down'': -- -- >>> let z'' = fromJust . down' $ z' -- >>> getHole z'' :: Maybe Char -- Just 'b' -- -- === traverse-with-class -- 'GTraversable'-based zippers behave more intuitively in this regard, -- thanks to the uniform instance for lists. -- -- >>> let z = fromJust . down' $ toZipper ['a'..'d'] :: Zipper Typeable [Char] -- >>> getHole z :: Maybe Char -- Just 'a' -- -- So far it's more or less the same as with syz. We needed to add a type -- annotation for the zipper itself to clarify the context which should -- be available at each hole ('Typeable' in this case). Now let's see -- what's to the right of us: -- -- >>> let z' = fromJust . right $ z -- >>> getHole z' :: Maybe Char -- Just 'b' -- -- That is, we jumped right to the second element of the list. Likewise, -- -- >>> let z'' = rightmost z -- >>> getHole z'' :: Maybe Char -- Just 'd' -- -- So, unlike in @syz@, all of the list elements are siblings. {-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-} module Data.Generics.Traversable.Zipper ( -- * Core types Zipper(), -- * Core interface -- ** Injection and projection toZipper, fromZipper, -- ** Basic movement left, right, down, down', up, leftmost, rightmost, -- ** Basic hole manipulation query, trans, transM, -- * Convenience hole manipulation interface -- | It does not appear easy to make these functions polymorphic over the constraint @c@. -- -- If you want these functions for your own constraint (which entails -- 'Typeable'), you need to copy their definitions and change 'Typeable' -- to your constraint in the 'Zipper' \'s argument. getHole, setHole, setHole' ) where import Control.Monad (liftM) import Data.Generics.Traversable import Data.Typeable (Typeable, cast) import GHC.Exts (Constraint) -- Core types -- | A generic zipper with a root object of type @root@. data Zipper (c :: * -> Constraint) root = forall hole. (Rec c hole) => Zipper hole (Context c hole root) ---- Internal types and functions data Context c hole root where CtxtNull :: Context c a a CtxtCons :: forall hole root rights parent c. (Rec c parent) => Left c (hole -> rights) -> Right c rights parent -> Context c parent root -> Context c hole root combine :: Left c (hole -> rights) -> hole -> Right c rights parent -> parent combine lefts hole rights = fromRight ((fromLeft lefts) hole) rights -- Left is essentially Ørjan Johansen’s free applicative functor. -- (see http://ro-che.info/articles/2013-03-31-flavours-of-free-applicative-functors.html) -- -- This allows us to convert any GTraversable value to a zipper. data Left c expects = LeftUnit expects | forall b. (Rec c b) => LeftCons (Left c (b -> expects)) b instance Functor (Left c) where fmap f (LeftUnit x) = LeftUnit $ f x fmap f (LeftCons lft x) = LeftCons (fmap (f .) lft) x instance Applicative (Left c) where pure = LeftUnit tx <*> LeftUnit e = fmap ($ e) tx tx <*> LeftCons ty az = LeftCons ((.) <$> tx <*> ty) az unit :: Rec c b => b -> Left c b unit = LeftCons (LeftUnit id) toLeft :: forall a c . (Rec c a) => a -> Left c a toLeft = gtraverse @(Rec c) unit fromLeft :: Left c r -> r fromLeft (LeftUnit a) = a fromLeft (LeftCons f b) = fromLeft f b data Right c provides parent where RightNull :: Right c parent parent RightCons :: (Rec c b) => b -> Right c a t -> Right c (b -> a) t fromRight :: r -> Right c r parent -> parent fromRight f (RightNull) = f fromRight f (RightCons b r) = fromRight (f b) r -- Core interface ---- Injection and projection -- | Move up a zipper to the root and return the root object. fromZipper :: Zipper c a -> a fromZipper (Zipper hole CtxtNull) = hole fromZipper (Zipper hole (CtxtCons l r ctxt)) = fromZipper (Zipper (combine l hole r) ctxt) -- | Create a zipper. The focus starts at the root of the object. toZipper :: Rec c a => a -> Zipper c a toZipper x = Zipper x CtxtNull ---- Basic movement -- | Move left. Returns 'Nothing' iff already at leftmost sibling. left :: Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) left (Zipper _ CtxtNull) = Nothing left (Zipper _ (CtxtCons (LeftUnit _) _ _)) = Nothing left (Zipper h (CtxtCons (LeftCons l h') r c)) = Just (Zipper h' (CtxtCons l (RightCons h r) c)) -- | Move right. Returns 'Nothing' iff already at rightmost sibling. right :: Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) right (Zipper _ CtxtNull) = Nothing right (Zipper _ (CtxtCons _ RightNull _)) = Nothing right (Zipper h (CtxtCons l (RightCons h' r) c)) = Just (Zipper h' (CtxtCons (LeftCons l h) r c)) -- | Move down. Moves to rightmost immediate child. Returns 'Nothing' iff at a leaf and thus no children exist. down :: forall a c . Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) down (Zipper (hole :: holeT) ctxt) = case toLeft hole :: Left c holeT of LeftUnit _ -> Nothing LeftCons l hole' -> Just (Zipper hole' (CtxtCons l RightNull ctxt)) -- | Move down. Move to the leftmost immediate child. Returns 'Nothing' iff at a leaf and thus no children exist. down' :: Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) down' z = liftM leftmost (down z) -- | Move up. Returns 'Nothing' iff already at root and thus no parent exists. up :: Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) up (Zipper _ CtxtNull) = Nothing up (Zipper hole (CtxtCons l r ctxt)) = Just (Zipper (combine l hole r) ctxt) ---- Basic hole manipulation -- | Apply a generic query to the hole. query :: (forall d . Rec c d => d -> b) -> Zipper c a -> b query f (Zipper hole _ctxt) = f hole -- | Apply a generic transformation to the hole. trans :: (forall d . Rec c d => d -> d) -> Zipper c a -> Zipper c a trans f (Zipper hole ctxt) = Zipper (f hole) ctxt -- | Apply a generic monadic transformation to the hole transM :: Monad m => (forall d . Rec c d => d -> m d) -> Zipper c a -> m (Zipper c a) transM f (Zipper hole ctxt) = do hole' <- f hole return (Zipper hole' ctxt) -- Convenience hole manipulation interface -- | Get the value in the hole. Returns 'Nothing' iff @a@ is not the type of the value in the hole. getHole :: (Typeable b) => Zipper Typeable a -> Maybe b getHole = query cast -- | Set the value in the hole. Does nothing iff @a@ is not the type of the value in the hole. setHole :: (Typeable a) => a -> Zipper Typeable b -> Zipper Typeable b setHole h z = trans (maybe id const $ cast h) z -- | Set the value in the hole. Returns 'Nothing' iff @a@ is not the type of the value in the hole. setHole' :: (Typeable a) => a -> Zipper Typeable b -> Maybe (Zipper Typeable b) setHole' h z = transM (const (cast h)) z -- Generic zipper traversals ---- Traversal helpers -- | A movement operation such as 'left', 'right', 'up', or 'down'. type Move c a = Zipper c a -> Maybe (Zipper c a) -- | Apply a generic query using the specified movement operation. moveQ :: Move c a -- ^ Move operation -> b -- ^ Default if can't move -> (Zipper c a -> b) -- ^ Query if can move -> Zipper c a -- ^ Zipper -> b moveQ move b f z = case move z of Nothing -> b Just z' -> f z' ------ Query -- | Apply a generic query to the left sibling if one exists. leftQ :: b -- ^ Value to return of no left sibling exists. -> (Zipper c a -> b) -> Zipper c a -> b leftQ b f z = moveQ left b f z -- | Apply a generic query to the right sibling if one exists. rightQ :: b -- ^ Value to return if no right sibling exists. -> (Zipper c a -> b) -> Zipper c a -> b rightQ b f z = moveQ right b f z -- | Move to the leftmost sibling. leftmost :: Zipper c a -> Zipper c a leftmost z = leftQ z leftmost z -- | Move to the rightmost sibling. rightmost :: Zipper c a -> Zipper c a rightmost z = rightQ z rightmost z