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Data.ZipMatchK

Contents

Specializations
- Unification of plain Types
- Unification of Functors
- Unification of Bifunctors

Description

Kind-polymorphic syntactic (first-order) unification.

Synopsis

module Data.ZipMatchK.Mappings
class ZipMatchK (f :: k) where
- zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k). Mappings as bs cs -> (f :@@: as) -> (f :@@: bs) -> Maybe (f :@@: cs)
zipMatchK :: forall {k} (f :: k) (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k). (ZipMatchK f, PairMappings as bs) => (f :@@: as) -> (f :@@: bs) -> Maybe (f :@@: ZipLoT as bs)
zipMatchViaEq :: forall {k} a (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k). Eq a => Mappings as bs cs -> a -> a -> Maybe a
zipMatchViaChooseLeft :: forall {k} (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k) a. Mappings as bs cs -> a -> a -> Maybe a
zipMatchWith1 :: (Traversable f, ZipMatchK f) => (a -> a' -> Maybe a'') -> f a -> f a' -> Maybe (f a'')
zipMatch1 :: (Traversable f, ZipMatchK f) => f a -> f a' -> Maybe (f (a, a'))
zipMatchWith2 :: (Bitraversable f, ZipMatchK f) => (a -> a' -> Maybe a'') -> (b -> b' -> Maybe b'') -> f a b -> f a' b' -> Maybe (f a'' b'')
zipMatch2 :: (Bitraversable f, ZipMatchK f) => f a b -> f a' b' -> Maybe (f (a, a') (b, b'))

Documentation

module Data.ZipMatchK.Mappings

class ZipMatchK (f :: k) where Source #

Kind-polymorphic syntactic (first-order) unification of two values.

Note that f is expected to be a traversable n-functor. There is no TraversableK constraint to say so at the moment.

The default implementation is generic, via RepK. It is convenient, but it reflects each node into a representation and back on every comparison, and a constructor is represented as a chain of L1/R1 wrappers as long as its index, so the cost grows with the size of the signature. Comparing terms is most of what a typechecker does, and on a large signature the generic instance costs roughly twice what the written-out one does. Use deriveZipMatchK (or deriveZipMatchK2, for a signature bifunctor with extra parameters) to generate the written-out instance instead.

Since: 0.2.0

Minimal complete definition

Nothing

Methods

zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k). Mappings as bs cs -> (f :@@: as) -> (f :@@: bs) -> Maybe (f :@@: cs) Source #

Perform one level of equality testing:

when k = Type, values are compared directly (e.g. via Eq);
when k = Type -> Type, term constructors are compared. Unequal constructors give Nothing, and equal ones have all their components paired up with a given function.

Since: 0.2.0

default zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k). (GenericK f, GZipMatch (RepK f), ReqsZipMatchWith (RepK f) as bs cs) => Mappings as bs cs -> (f :@@: as) -> (f :@@: bs) -> Maybe (f :@@: cs) Source #

Instances

Instances details

ZipMatchK Either Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Either :@@: as) -> (Either :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Either :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK (,) Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> ((,) :@@: as) -> ((,) :@@: bs) -> Maybe ((,) :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK NonEmpty Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (NonEmpty :@@: as) -> (NonEmpty :@@: bs) -> Maybe (NonEmpty :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK Maybe Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Maybe :@@: as) -> (Maybe :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Maybe :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK [] Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> ([] :@@: as) -> ([] :@@: bs) -> Maybe ([] :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK a => ZipMatchK (Either a :: Type -> Type) Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Either a :@@: as) -> (Either a :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Either a :@@: cs) Source #
ZipMatchK a => ZipMatchK ((,) a :: Type -> Type) Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Generic Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> ((,) a :@@: as) -> ((,) a :@@: bs) -> Maybe ((,) a :@@: cs) Source #
(ZipMatchK ann, ZipMatchK sig) => ZipMatchK (AnnSig ann sig :: Type -> Type -> Type) Source #	Matching for `AnnSig` is derived, not left to the generic default. The generic default would rebuild the Generics.Kind view of every node on every comparison, and comparing terms is most of what a typechecker does, so for an annotated signature, where it lands on the hottest path, that is a measurable cost. `deriveZipMatchK2` generates the written-out instance instead: the annotation matched with the term zipper (an annotation is a functor of the term), and the inner signature with both. Write `deriveZipMatchK2 ''YourAnnSig` for a bespoke annotated signature.
Instance details Defined in Control.Monad.Free.Foil.Annotated Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (AnnSig ann sig :@@: as) -> (AnnSig ann sig :@@: bs) -> Maybe (AnnSig ann sig :@@: cs) Source #
(Traversable f, Traversable g, ZipMatchK f, ZipMatchK g) => ZipMatchK (Product f g :: Type -> Type) Source #	Note: instance is limited to `Type`-kinded bifunctors `f` and `g`.
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Functor Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Product f g :@@: as) -> (Product f g :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Product f g :@@: cs) Source #
(Traversable f, Traversable g, ZipMatchK f, ZipMatchK g) => ZipMatchK (Sum f g :: Type -> Type) Source #	Note: instance is limited to `Type`-kinded bifunctors `f` and `g`.
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Functor Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Sum f g :@@: as) -> (Sum f g :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Sum f g :@@: cs) Source #
(Bitraversable f, Bitraversable g, ZipMatchK f, ZipMatchK g) => ZipMatchK (Product f g :: Type -> Type -> Type) Source #	Note: instance is limited to `Type`-kinded bifunctors `f` and `g`.
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Bifunctor Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Product f g :@@: as) -> (Product f g :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Product f g :@@: cs) Source #
(Bitraversable f, Bitraversable g, ZipMatchK f, ZipMatchK g) => ZipMatchK (Sum f g :: Type -> Type -> Type) Source #	Note: instance is limited to `Type`-kinded bifunctors `f` and `g`.
Instance details Defined in Data.ZipMatchK.Bifunctor Methods zipMatchWithK :: forall (as :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (bs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)) (cs :: LoT (Type -> Type -> Type)). Mappings as bs cs -> (Sum f g :@@: as) -> (Sum f g :@@: bs) -> Maybe (Sum f g :@@: cs) Source #

zipMatchK :: forall {k} (f :: k) (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k). (ZipMatchK f, PairMappings as bs) => (f :@@: as) -> (f :@@: bs) -> Maybe (f :@@: ZipLoT as bs) Source #

Perform one level of equality testing for two values and pair up components using (,):

zipMatchK = zipMatchWithK (\x y -> Just (,) :^: M0)

Since: 0.2.0

Specializations

Unification of plain `Type`s

zipMatchViaEq :: forall {k} a (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k). Eq a => Mappings as bs cs -> a -> a -> Maybe a Source #

Unify values via Eq. Can be used as an implementation of zipMatchWithK when k = Type.

Since: 0.2.0

zipMatchViaChooseLeft :: forall {k} (as :: LoT k) (bs :: LoT k) (cs :: LoT k) a. Mappings as bs cs -> a -> a -> Maybe a Source #

Always successfully unify any two values of type a by preferring the left value. Can be used as an implementation of zipMatchWithK when k = Type.

Since: 0.2.0

Unification of `Functor`s

zipMatchWith1 :: (Traversable f, ZipMatchK f) => (a -> a' -> Maybe a'') -> f a -> f a' -> Maybe (f a'') Source #

zipMatchWithK specialised to functors.

Note: Traversable is a morally correct constraint here.

Since: 0.3.0

zipMatch1 :: (Traversable f, ZipMatchK f) => f a -> f a' -> Maybe (f (a, a')) Source #

zipMatchK specialised to functors.

Note: Traversable is a morally correct constraint here.

Since: 0.3.0

Unification of `Bifunctor`s

zipMatchWith2 :: (Bitraversable f, ZipMatchK f) => (a -> a' -> Maybe a'') -> (b -> b' -> Maybe b'') -> f a b -> f a' b' -> Maybe (f a'' b'') Source #

zipMatchWithK specialised to bifunctors.

Note: Bitraversable is a morally correct constraint here.

Since: 0.3.0

zipMatch2 :: (Bitraversable f, ZipMatchK f) => f a b -> f a' b' -> Maybe (f (a, a') (b, b')) Source #

zipMatchK specialised to bifunctors.

Note: Bitraversable is a morally correct constraint here.

Since: 0.3.0

Documentation

Instances

Specializations

Unification of plain Types

Unification of Functors

Unification of Bifunctors

Unification of plain `Type`s

Unification of `Functor`s

Unification of `Bifunctor`s