tree-diff-0: Diffing of (expression) trees.

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LanguageHaskell2010

Data.TreeDiff.Pretty

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Description

Utilities to pretty print Expr and EditExpr

Synopsis

Explicit dictionary

data Pretty doc Source #

Because we don't want to commit to single pretty printing library, we use explicit dictionary.

Constructors

Pretty 

Fields

ppExpr :: Pretty doc -> Expr -> doc Source #

Pretty print an Expr using explicit pretty-printing dictionary.

ppEditExpr :: Pretty doc -> Edit EditExpr -> doc Source #

Pretty print an Edit EditExpr using explicit pretty-printing dictionary.

pretty

prettyPretty :: Pretty Doc Source #

Pretty via pretty library.

prettyExpr :: Expr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Expr using pretty.

>>> prettyExpr $ Rec "ex" (Map.fromList [("[]", App "bar" [])])
ex {`[]` = bar}

prettyEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using pretty.

ansi-wl-pprint

ansiWlPretty :: Pretty Doc Source #

Pretty via ansi-wl-pprint library (with colors).

ansiWlExpr :: Expr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Expr using ansi-wl-pprint.

ansiWlEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using ansi-wl-pprint.

background

ansiWlBgPretty :: Pretty Doc Source #

Like ansiWlPretty but color the background.

ansiWlBgExpr :: Expr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Expr using ansi-wl-pprint.

ansiWlBgEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc Source #

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using ansi-wl-pprint.

Utilities

escapeName :: String -> String Source #

Escape field or constructor name

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "Foo"
Foo
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "_×_"
_×_
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "-3"
`-3`
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "kebab-case"
kebab-case
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "inner space"
`inner space`
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName $ show "looks like a string"
"looks like a string"
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "[]"
`[]`
>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "_,_"
`_,_`