universe-some-1.2: Universe instances for Some from some

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Data.Universe.Some

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class UniverseSome f where Source #

Auxiliary class to power Universe (Some f) instance. (There are no good reasons to use FlexibleInstances).

Laws are induced via Universe (Some f) instance. For example:

elem x universe ==> elem (Some f) universeSome

As GEq cannot be written for phantom Functors, e.g. Const or Proxy, they cannot have UniverseSome instance either.

Note: The Some type is imported from Data.Some, i.e. maybe either from Data.Some.Newtype (default) or Data.Some.GADT modules.

Methods

universeSome :: [Some f] Source #

Instances
UniverseSome ((:~:) a) Source # 
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Defined in Data.Universe.Some

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universeSome :: [Some ((:~:) a)] Source #

(UniverseSome f, UniverseSome g) => UniverseSome (Sum f g) Source # 
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Defined in Data.Universe.Some

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universeSome :: [Some (Sum f g)] Source #

class UniverseSome f => FiniteSome f where Source #

Minimal complete definition

Nothing

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FiniteSome ((:~:) a) Source # 
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Defined in Data.Universe.Some

(FiniteSome f, FiniteSome g) => FiniteSome (Sum f g) Source # 
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Defined in Data.Universe.Some

Orphan instances

UniverseSome f => Universe (Some f) Source # 
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universe :: [Some f] #

UniverseSome f => Universe (Some f) Source # 
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universe :: [Some f] #

UniverseSome f => Universe (Some f) Source # 
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universe :: [Some f] #

FiniteSome f => Finite (Some f) Source # 
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FiniteSome f => Finite (Some f) Source # 
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FiniteSome f => Finite (Some f) Source # 
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