Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
Documentation
Atoms are values that evaluate to themselves. In other words - this is a constructors that are literals in Nix. This means that they appear in both the parsed AST (in the form of literals) and the evaluated form as themselves. Once HNix parsed or evaluated into atom - that is a literal further after, for any further evaluation it is in all cases stays constantly itself. "atom", Ancient Greek \( atomos \) - "indivisible" particle, indivisible expression.
NURI Text | An URI like |
NInt Integer | An integer. The c nix implementation currently only supports
integers that fit in the range of |
NFloat Float | A floating point number |
NBool Bool | Booleans. |
NNull | Null values. There's only one of this variant: |