Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell98 |
- newtype Control' a = Control [Paragraph' a]
- newtype Paragraph' a = Paragraph [Field' a]
- data Field' a
- type Control = Control' String
- type Paragraph = Paragraph' String
- type Field = Field' String
- type ControlParser a = CharParser () a
- class ControlFunctions a where
- pControl :: ControlParser Control
- mergeControls :: [Control' a] -> Control' a
- fieldValue :: ControlFunctions a => String -> Paragraph' a -> Maybe a
- removeField :: Eq a => a -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
- prependFields :: [Field' a] -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
- appendFields :: [Field' a] -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
- renameField :: Eq a => a -> a -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
- modifyField :: Eq a => a -> (a -> a) -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
- raiseFields :: Eq a => (a -> Bool) -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a
Types
Control [Paragraph' a] |
Eq a => Eq (Control' a) Source # | |
Ord a => Ord (Control' a) Source # | |
Read a => Read (Control' a) Source # | |
Show a => Show (Control' a) Source # | |
(ControlFunctions a, Pretty (PP a)) => Pretty (Control' a) Source # | This may have bad performance issues (dsf: Whoever wrote this comment should have explained why.) |
newtype Paragraph' a Source #
Eq a => Eq (Paragraph' a) Source # | |
Ord a => Ord (Paragraph' a) Source # | |
Read a => Read (Paragraph' a) Source # | |
Show a => Show (Paragraph' a) Source # | |
(ControlFunctions a, Pretty (PP a)) => Pretty (Paragraph' a) Source # | |
NOTE: we do not strip the leading or trailing whitespace in the name or value
type Paragraph = Paragraph' String Source #
type ControlParser a = CharParser () a Source #
class ControlFunctions a where Source #
parseControlFromFile, parseControlFromHandle, parseControl, lookupP, stripWS, protectFieldText, asString
parseControlFromFile :: FilePath -> IO (Either ParseError (Control' a)) Source #
parseControlFromFile
filepath
is a simple wrapper function
that parses filepath
using pControl
parseControlFromHandle :: String -> Handle -> IO (Either ParseError (Control' a)) Source #
parseControlFromHandle
sourceName
handle
- sourceName
is only used for error reporting
parseControl :: String -> a -> Either ParseError (Control' a) Source #
parseControlFromString
sourceName
text
- sourceName
is only used for error reporting
lookupP :: String -> Paragraph' a -> Maybe (Field' a) Source #
lookupP
fieldName paragraph
looks up a Field
in a Paragraph
.
N.B.
trailing and leading whitespace is not stripped.
Strip the trailing and leading space and tab characters from a string. Folded whitespace is not unfolded. This should probably be moved to someplace more general purpose.
protectFieldText :: a -> a Source #
Protect field value text so the parser doesn't split it into multiple fields or paragraphs. This must modify all field text to enforce two conditions: (1) All lines other than the initial one must begin with a space or a tab, and (2) the trailing white space must not contain newlines. This is called before pretty printing to prevent the parser from misinterpreting field text as multiple fields or paragraphs.
Control File Parser
pControl :: ControlParser Control Source #
A parser for debian control file. This parser handles control files
that end without a newline as well as ones that have several blank
lines at the end. It is very liberal and does not attempt validate
the fields in any way. All trailing, leading, and folded whitespace
is preserved in the field values. See stripWS
.
Helper Functions
mergeControls :: [Control' a] -> Control' a Source #
fieldValue :: ControlFunctions a => String -> Paragraph' a -> Maybe a Source #
removeField :: Eq a => a -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
prependFields :: [Field' a] -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
appendFields :: [Field' a] -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
renameField :: Eq a => a -> a -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
modifyField :: Eq a => a -> (a -> a) -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
raiseFields :: Eq a => (a -> Bool) -> Paragraph' a -> Paragraph' a Source #
Move selected fields to the beginning of a paragraph.