Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

NewtypeZoo

Description

General Purpose Newtype Wrappers

A zoo of newtype wrappers.

In everyday Haskell programming newtype wrappers occur again and again, to convey some extra meaning for the maintainer of the code, and to prevent mixing up parameters to functions with the same type.

For example:

applyConfiguration :: MyConfig -> MyConfig -> IO MyConfig

What the user actually wanted to express was:

applyConfiguration :: Wanted MyConfig -> Current MyConfig -> IO (Active MyConfig)

Documentation

module NewtypeZoo.Active

module NewtypeZoo.Allocated

module NewtypeZoo.Available

module NewtypeZoo.Broken

module NewtypeZoo.Cached

module NewtypeZoo.Complete

module NewtypeZoo.Completed

module NewtypeZoo.Consistent

module NewtypeZoo.Current

module NewtypeZoo.Disabled

module NewtypeZoo.Enabled

module NewtypeZoo.Established

module NewtypeZoo.Existing

module NewtypeZoo.Failed

module NewtypeZoo.Inconsistent

module NewtypeZoo.Invalid

module NewtypeZoo.Marked

module NewtypeZoo.Missing

module NewtypeZoo.Multiple

module NewtypeZoo.Needed

module NewtypeZoo.New

module NewtypeZoo.Next

module NewtypeZoo.Obsolete

module NewtypeZoo.Offered

module NewtypeZoo.Old

module NewtypeZoo.Partial

module NewtypeZoo.Pending

module NewtypeZoo.Previous

module NewtypeZoo.Proposed

module NewtypeZoo.Rejected

module NewtypeZoo.Remaining

module NewtypeZoo.Replied

module NewtypeZoo.Requested

module NewtypeZoo.Required

module NewtypeZoo.Responded

module NewtypeZoo.Single

module NewtypeZoo.Unchecked

module NewtypeZoo.Unwanted

module NewtypeZoo.Updated

module NewtypeZoo.Valid

module NewtypeZoo.Wanted