| Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell98 |
Text.XML.HaXml.Schema.NameConversion
Description
A type model for Haskell datatypes that bears a reasonable correspondence to the XSD type model.
Synopsis
- data NameConverter = NameConverter {}
- newtype HName = HName String
- newtype XName = XName QName
- simpleNameConverter :: NameConverter
- escape :: Char -> Char
- avoidKeywords :: String -> String
- fpml :: String -> String
- wordsBy :: (a -> Bool) -> [a] -> [[a]]
- basename :: String -> String -> String
- fpmlNameConverter :: NameConverter
Documentation
data NameConverter Source #
A NameConverter is a collection of functions that convert an XName into an HName, for various Haskell namespaces. You can define your own arbitrary resolver, but should ensure that you abide by the Haskell rules for conid, varid, etc.
An HName is a resolved version of an XName. It should conform to the various namespace rules, and may already include a module qualifier if appropriate.
An XName just holds the original XSD qualified name. It does not ensure that the string conforms to any rules of the various Haskell namespaces. Use a NameConverter to define how you would like names to be mangled.
simpleNameConverter :: NameConverter Source #
A simple default set of rules for resolving XNames into HNames.
avoidKeywords :: String -> String Source #
Ensure that a string does not match a Haskell keyword.
fpml :: String -> String Source #
A specialised module-name converter for FpML module names with multiple dashes, including version numbers, e.g. fpml-dividend-swaps-4-7.xsd becomes FpML.V47.Swaps.Dividend but fpml-posttrade-execution-4-7.xsd becomes FpML.V47.PostTrade.Execution
wordsBy :: (a -> Bool) -> [a] -> [[a]] Source #
Chop a list into segments, at separators identified by the predicate. The separator items are discarded.