Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
Ormolu.Fixity
Description
Definitions for fixity analysis.
Synopsis
- data FixityDirection
- data FixityInfo = FixityInfo {}
- type FixityMap = Map String FixityInfo
- data LazyFixityMap
- lookupFixity :: String -> LazyFixityMap -> Maybe FixityInfo
- data HackageInfo = HackageInfo (Map String FixityMap) (Map String Int)
- defaultStrategyThreshold :: Float
- defaultFixityInfo :: FixityInfo
- buildFixityMap :: Float -> Set String -> LazyFixityMap
- buildFixityMap' :: Map String FixityMap -> Map String Int -> Set String -> Float -> Set String -> LazyFixityMap
- bootPackages :: Set String
- packageToOps :: Map String FixityMap
- packageToPopularity :: Map String Int
Documentation
data FixityDirection Source #
Fixity direction.
Instances
data FixityInfo Source #
Fixity information about an infix operator that takes the uncertainty that can arise from conflicting definitions into account.
Constructors
FixityInfo | |
Fields
|
Instances
type FixityMap = Map String FixityInfo Source #
Map from the operator name to its FixityInfo
.
data LazyFixityMap Source #
Instances
Show LazyFixityMap Source # | |
Defined in Ormolu.Fixity.Internal Methods showsPrec :: Int -> LazyFixityMap -> ShowS # show :: LazyFixityMap -> String # showList :: [LazyFixityMap] -> ShowS # |
lookupFixity :: String -> LazyFixityMap -> Maybe FixityInfo Source #
Lookup a FixityInfo
of an operator. This might have drastically
different performance depending on whether this is an "unusal"
operator.
data HackageInfo Source #
The map of operators declared by each package and the popularity of each package, if available.
Constructors
HackageInfo | |
Instances
FromJSON HackageInfo Source # | |
Defined in Ormolu.Fixity.Internal | |
ToJSON HackageInfo Source # | |
Defined in Ormolu.Fixity.Internal Methods toJSON :: HackageInfo -> Value # toEncoding :: HackageInfo -> Encoding # toJSONList :: [HackageInfo] -> Value # toEncodingList :: [HackageInfo] -> Encoding # | |
Lift HackageInfo Source # | |
Defined in Ormolu.Fixity.Internal Methods lift :: Quote m => HackageInfo -> m Exp # liftTyped :: forall (m :: Type -> Type). Quote m => HackageInfo -> Code m HackageInfo # |
defaultStrategyThreshold :: Float Source #
The default value for the popularity ratio threshold, after which a very popular definition from packageToOps will completely rule out conflicting definitions instead of being merged with them.
defaultFixityInfo :: FixityInfo Source #
The lowest level of information we can have about an operator.
Arguments
:: Float | Popularity ratio threshold, after which a very popular package will completely rule out conflicting definitions coming from other packages instead of being merged with them |
-> Set String | Explicitly known dependencies |
-> LazyFixityMap | Resulting map |
Build a fixity map using the given popularity threshold and a list of cabal dependencies. Dependencies from the list have higher priority than other packages.
Arguments
:: Map String FixityMap | Map from package to fixity map for operators defined in this package |
-> Map String Int | Map from package to popularity |
-> Set String | Higher priority packages |
-> Float | Popularity ratio threshold, after which a very popular package will completely rule out conflicting definitions coming from other packages instead of being merged with them |
-> Set String | Explicitly known dependencies |
-> LazyFixityMap | Resulting map |
Build a fixity map using the given popularity threshold and a list of cabal dependencies. Dependencies from the list have higher priority than other packages. This specific version of the function allows the user to specify the package databases used to build the final fixity map.
bootPackages :: Set String Source #
List of packages shipped with GHC, for which the download count from Hackage does not reflect their high popularity. See https://github.com/tweag/ormolu/pull/830#issuecomment-986609572. "base" is not is this list, because it is already whitelisted by buildFixityMap'.