Safe Haskell | Safe |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
- data Tree a :: * -> * = Node {}
- tree :: e -> Forest e -> Tree e
- leaf :: e -> Tree e
- isLeaf :: Tree e -> Bool
- treeSize :: Tree e -> Int
- treeDepth :: Tree e -> Int
- class Repr a where
- newtype Name = Name String
- nameTree :: Tree String -> Tree Name
- putTree :: Show e => Tree e -> IO ()
- putTreeR :: Repr e => Tree e -> IO ()
- putTreeRs :: Repr e => Tree e -> IO ()
- putTreeS :: Show e => Tree e -> IO ()
- drawTreeShow :: Show e => Tree e -> String
Documentation
data Tree a :: * -> *
Multi-way trees, also known as rose trees.
class Repr: representable by a String or a list of Strings
repr x is a String representation of x. reprl x is a [String] representation of x, where the first element should be the same as repr x, and the rest provide auxiliary information that you want to be shown with x. reprs x is a reduction of reprl x to a single String. reprList prefix infix postfix xs is the representation of a list of xs
Minimal complete implementation: define repr, or define reprl. The normal way is to define repr. Define reprl instead, if for some reason you want to include additional information such as the value of an expression in an expression node.
Examples: - (3 :: Int) has repr => "3", reprl => ["3"], reprs => "3" - In Language.Sifflet.Expr, (ENode (NSymbol "x") (EvalOk (3 :: Int) has reprl => ["x", "3"], reprs => "x 3", and repr => "x". - reprList "(" " " ")" [3 :: Int, 4, 5] => "(3 4 5)"
Nothing
Repr Bool Source | |
Repr Char Source | |
Repr Double Source | |
Repr Float Source | |
Repr Int Source | |
Repr Integer Source | |
Repr Number Source | |
Repr Name Source | |
Repr Function Source | |
Repr Value Source | |
Repr Expr Source | |
Repr Symbol Source | |
Repr ExprNode Source | |
Repr WNode Source | |
Repr SExpr Source | |
Repr e => Repr (LayoutNode e) Source | |
Repr e => Repr (GNode e) Source |
drawTreeShow :: Show e => Tree e -> String Source