Data.TreeDiff.Pretty

Utilities to pretty print Expr and EditExpr

Explicit dictionary

data Pretty doc

Because we don't want to commit to single pretty printing library, we use explicit dictionary.

Constructors

Pretty

Fields

• ppCon :: ConstructorName -> doc
• ppRec :: [(FieldName, doc)] -> doc
• ppLst :: [doc] -> doc
• ppCpy :: doc -> doc
• ppIns :: doc -> doc
• ppDel :: doc -> doc
• ppSep :: [doc] -> doc
• ppParens :: doc -> doc
• ppHang :: doc -> doc -> doc

ppExpr :: Pretty doc -> Expr -> doc

Pretty print an Expr using explicit pretty-printing dictionary.

ppEditExpr :: Pretty doc -> Edit EditExpr -> doc

Pretty print an Edit EditExpr using explicit pretty-printing dictionary.

pretty

prettyPretty :: Pretty Doc

Pretty via pretty library.

prettyExpr :: Expr -> Doc

Pretty print Expr using pretty.

>>> prettyExpr $ Rec "ex" (Map.fromList [("[]", App "bar" [])])
ex {`[]` = bar}

prettyEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using pretty.

ansi-wl-pprint

ansiWlPretty :: Pretty Doc

Pretty via ansi-wl-pprint library (with colors).

ansiWlExpr :: Expr -> Doc

Pretty print Expr using ansi-wl-pprint.

ansiWlEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using ansi-wl-pprint.

background

ansiWlBgPretty :: Pretty Doc

Like ansiWlPretty but color the background.

ansiWlBgExpr :: Expr -> Doc

Pretty print Expr using ansi-wl-pprint.

ansiWlBgEditExpr :: Edit EditExpr -> Doc

Pretty print Edit EditExpr using ansi-wl-pprint.

Utilities

escapeName :: String -> String

Escape field or constructor name

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "Foo"
Foo

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "_×_"
_×_

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "-3"
`-3`

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "kebab-case"
kebab-case

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "inner space"
`inner space`

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName $ show "looks like a string"
"looks like a string"

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "[]"
`[]`

>>> putStrLn $ escapeName "_,_"
`_,_`