'language-haskell-extract' contains some useful helper functions on top of Template Haskell.
'functionExtractor' extracts all functions after a regexp-pattern.
> foo = "test" > boo = "testing" > bar = $(functionExtractor "oo$")
will automagically extract the functions ending with 'oo' such as
> bar = [("foo",foo), ("boo",boo)]
This can be useful if you wish to extract all functions beginning with test (for a test-framework) or all functions beginning with wc (for a web service).
'functionExtractorMap' works like 'functionsExtractor' but applies a function over all function-pairs.
This functions is useful if the common return type of the functions is a type class.
Example:
> secondTypeclassTest = > do let expected = ["45", "88.8", ""hej""] > actual = $(functionExtractorMap "^tc" [|n f -> show f|] ) > expected '=? actual > > tcInt :: Integer > tcInt = 45 > > tcDouble :: Double > tcDouble = 88.8 > > tcString :: String > tcString = "hej".
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0.2.4-bp150.2.7 info | GA Release | 2018-07-31 | 15 |
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0.2.4-bp150.2.6 info | GA Release | 2018-07-30 | 15 |
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