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Portability	POSIX
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Language	Haskell2010

Data.Char.Card

Contents

Data structures to define a card
Converting cards to the corresponding Unicode character
Pattern synonyms for cards

Description

The 1F0A0 code block can be used to work with cards. This module makes working with the three sets of cards more convenient. The first set are cards with a suit (four suits) and a rank (14 ranks), which allows us to generate 56 cards. Next there are three jokes with the colors red, black and white. Finally there are 21 trump cards and the fool card (a tarot card which normally has no number).

The module contains pattern synonyms that define common aliasses for these cards.

Synopsis

data CardSuit
- = Spades
- | Hearts
- | Diamonds
- | Clubs
data CardRank
- = Ace
- | R2
- | R3
- | R4
- | R5
- | R6
- | R7
- | R8
- | R9
- | R10
- | Jack
- | Knight
- | Queen
- | King
data JokerColor
- = Red
- | Black
- | White
data Trump
- = Fool
- | Trump1
- | Trump2
- | Trump3
- | Trump4
- | Trump5
- | Trump6
- | Trump7
- | Trump8
- | Trump9
- | Trump10
- | Trump11
- | Trump12
- | Trump13
- | Trump14
- | Trump15
- | Trump16
- | Trump17
- | Trump18
- | Trump19
- | Trump20
- | Trump21
data Card
- = Back
- | Card CardSuit CardRank
- | Joker JokerColor
- | Trump Trump
back :: Char
card :: Card -> Char
card' :: CardSuit -> CardRank -> Char
joker :: JokerColor -> Char
trump :: Trump -> Char
pattern Swords :: CardSuit
pattern Cups :: CardSuit
pattern Pentacles :: CardSuit
pattern Wands :: CardSuit
pattern Valet :: CardRank
pattern Bube :: CardRank
pattern Unter :: CardRank
pattern Page :: CardRank
pattern Fante :: CardRank
pattern Chevalier :: CardRank
pattern Ober :: CardRank
pattern Ritter :: CardRank
pattern Cavall :: CardRank
pattern Cavaliere :: CardRank
pattern Dame :: CardRank
pattern Königin :: CardRank
pattern Regina :: CardRank
pattern Roi :: CardRank
pattern König :: CardRank
pattern Re :: CardRank
pattern Childhood :: Trump
pattern Youth :: Trump
pattern Maturity :: Trump
pattern OldAge :: Trump
pattern Morning :: Trump
pattern Afternoon :: Trump
pattern Evening :: Trump
pattern Night :: Trump
pattern Earth :: Trump
pattern Air :: Trump
pattern Water :: Trump
pattern Fire :: Trump
pattern Dance :: Trump
pattern Shopping :: Trump
pattern OpenAir :: Trump
pattern VisualArts :: Trump
pattern Spring :: Trump
pattern Summer :: Trump
pattern Autumn :: Trump
pattern Winter :: Trump
pattern Game :: Trump
pattern Collective :: Trump
pattern Individual :: Trump

Data structures to define a card

data CardSuit Source #

A data type for the card suits

Constructors

Spades	The spades card suit.
Hearts	The hearts card suit.
Diamonds	The diamonds card suit.
Clubs	The clubs card suit.

Instances

Bounded CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods minBound :: CardSuit # maxBound :: CardSuit #
Enum CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods succ :: CardSuit -> CardSuit # pred :: CardSuit -> CardSuit # toEnum :: Int -> CardSuit # fromEnum :: CardSuit -> Int # enumFrom :: CardSuit -> [CardSuit] # enumFromThen :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> [CardSuit] # enumFromTo :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> [CardSuit] # enumFromThenTo :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> CardSuit -> [CardSuit] #
Eq CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods (==) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool # (/=) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool #
Ord CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods compare :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Ordering # (<) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool # (<=) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool # (>) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool # (>=) :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> Bool # max :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> CardSuit # min :: CardSuit -> CardSuit -> CardSuit #
Read CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS CardSuit # readList :: ReadS [CardSuit] # readPrec :: ReadPrec CardSuit # readListPrec :: ReadPrec [CardSuit] #
Show CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods showsPrec :: Int -> CardSuit -> ShowS # show :: CardSuit -> String # showList :: [CardSuit] -> ShowS #
Arbitrary CardSuit Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods arbitrary :: Gen CardSuit # shrink :: CardSuit -> [CardSuit] #

data CardRank Source #

A data type for the rank of the card.

Constructors

Ace	The ace card rank.
R2	Card rank 2.
R3	Card rank 3.
R4	Card rank 4.
R5	Card rank 5.
R6	Card rank 6.
R7	Card rank 7.
R8	Card rank 8.
R9	Card rank 9.
R10	Card rank 10.
Jack	The jack card rank.
Knight	The knight card rank.
Queen	The queen card rank.
King	The king card rank.

Instances

Bounded CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods minBound :: CardRank # maxBound :: CardRank #
Enum CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods succ :: CardRank -> CardRank # pred :: CardRank -> CardRank # toEnum :: Int -> CardRank # fromEnum :: CardRank -> Int # enumFrom :: CardRank -> [CardRank] # enumFromThen :: CardRank -> CardRank -> [CardRank] # enumFromTo :: CardRank -> CardRank -> [CardRank] # enumFromThenTo :: CardRank -> CardRank -> CardRank -> [CardRank] #
Eq CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods (==) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool # (/=) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool #
Ord CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods compare :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Ordering # (<) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool # (<=) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool # (>) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool # (>=) :: CardRank -> CardRank -> Bool # max :: CardRank -> CardRank -> CardRank # min :: CardRank -> CardRank -> CardRank #
Read CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS CardRank # readList :: ReadS [CardRank] # readPrec :: ReadPrec CardRank # readListPrec :: ReadPrec [CardRank] #
Show CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods showsPrec :: Int -> CardRank -> ShowS # show :: CardRank -> String # showList :: [CardRank] -> ShowS #
Arbitrary CardRank Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods arbitrary :: Gen CardRank # shrink :: CardRank -> [CardRank] #

data JokerColor Source #

A data type to represent the three colors for which there are jokers: red, black and white.

Constructors

Red	The red joker.
Black	The black joker.
White	The white joker.

Instances

Bounded JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods minBound :: JokerColor # maxBound :: JokerColor #
Enum JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods succ :: JokerColor -> JokerColor # pred :: JokerColor -> JokerColor # toEnum :: Int -> JokerColor # fromEnum :: JokerColor -> Int # enumFrom :: JokerColor -> [JokerColor] # enumFromThen :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> [JokerColor] # enumFromTo :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> [JokerColor] # enumFromThenTo :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> JokerColor -> [JokerColor] #
Eq JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods (==) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool # (/=) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool #
Ord JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods compare :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Ordering # (<) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool # (<=) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool # (>) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool # (>=) :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> Bool # max :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> JokerColor # min :: JokerColor -> JokerColor -> JokerColor #
Read JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS JokerColor # readList :: ReadS [JokerColor] # readPrec :: ReadPrec JokerColor # readListPrec :: ReadPrec [JokerColor] #
Show JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods showsPrec :: Int -> JokerColor -> ShowS # show :: JokerColor -> String # showList :: [JokerColor] -> ShowS #
Arbitrary JokerColor Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods arbitrary :: Gen JokerColor # shrink :: JokerColor -> [JokerColor] #

data Trump Source #

A data type for the trump cards, often used for tarot.

Constructors

Fool	The fool trump card, this tarot card is normally not numbered.
Trump1	Tarot card I.
Trump2	Tarot card II.
Trump3	Tarot card III.
Trump4	Tarot card IV.
Trump5	Tarot card V.
Trump6	Tarot card VI.
Trump7	Tarot card VII.
Trump8	Tarot card VIII.
Trump9	Tarot card IX.
Trump10	Tarot card X.
Trump11	Tarot card XI.
Trump12	Tarot card XII.
Trump13	Tarot card XIII.
Trump14	Tarot card XIV.
Trump15	Tarot card XV.
Trump16	Tarot card XVI.
Trump17	Tarot card XVII.
Trump18	Tarot card XVIII.
Trump19	Tarot card XIX.
Trump20	Tarot card XX.
Trump21	Tarot card XXI.

Instances

Bounded Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods minBound :: Trump # maxBound :: Trump #
Enum Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods succ :: Trump -> Trump # pred :: Trump -> Trump # toEnum :: Int -> Trump # fromEnum :: Trump -> Int # enumFrom :: Trump -> [Trump] # enumFromThen :: Trump -> Trump -> [Trump] # enumFromTo :: Trump -> Trump -> [Trump] # enumFromThenTo :: Trump -> Trump -> Trump -> [Trump] #
Eq Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods (==) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool # (/=) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool #
Ord Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods compare :: Trump -> Trump -> Ordering # (<) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool # (<=) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool # (>) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool # (>=) :: Trump -> Trump -> Bool # max :: Trump -> Trump -> Trump # min :: Trump -> Trump -> Trump #
Read Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS Trump # readList :: ReadS [Trump] # readPrec :: ReadPrec Trump # readListPrec :: ReadPrec [Trump] #
Show Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods showsPrec :: Int -> Trump -> ShowS # show :: Trump -> String # showList :: [Trump] -> ShowS #
Arbitrary Trump Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods arbitrary :: Gen Trump # shrink :: Trump -> [Trump] #

data Card Source #

A data type that represents the possible types of cards for which there is a Unicode characters. This is the back of a card, a card with a suit and rank, three jokers, and the 21 trump cards and the fool.

Constructors

Back	The back of the card.
Card CardSuit CardRank	A card that is a combination of a `CardSuit` and a `CardRank`. There are 56 possibilities.
Joker JokerColor	Three possible `JokerColor` cards.
Trump Trump

Instances

Eq Card Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods (==) :: Card -> Card -> Bool # (/=) :: Card -> Card -> Bool #
Ord Card Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods compare :: Card -> Card -> Ordering # (<) :: Card -> Card -> Bool # (<=) :: Card -> Card -> Bool # (>) :: Card -> Card -> Bool # (>=) :: Card -> Card -> Bool # max :: Card -> Card -> Card # min :: Card -> Card -> Card #
Read Card Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods readsPrec :: Int -> ReadS Card # readList :: ReadS [Card] # readPrec :: ReadPrec Card # readListPrec :: ReadPrec [Card] #
Show Card Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods showsPrec :: Int -> Card -> ShowS # show :: Card -> String # showList :: [Card] -> ShowS #
Arbitrary Card Source #
Instance details Defined in Data.Char.Card Methods arbitrary :: Gen Card # shrink :: Card -> [Card] #

Converting cards to the corresponding Unicode character

back :: Char Source #

The unicode character that represents the back of the card.

card :: Card -> Char Source #

Convert the given Card object to its unicode equivalent.

card' Source #

Arguments

:: CardSuit	The given `CardSuit` for the card.
-> CardRank	The given `CardRank` for the card.
-> Char	The corresponding unicode character with the given suit and rank.

Convert the given CardSuit and CardRank to the equivalent unicode character for this card.

joker Source #

Arguments

:: JokerColor	The given `JokerColor` to convert to a unicode character.
-> Char	The unicode character that represents the joker with the given color.

Convert the given JokerColor to the unicode character which represents this joker color.

trump Source #

Arguments

:: Trump	The given 't:Trump' value to convert to a unicode character.
-> Char	The unicode character that represents the given 't:Trump' playing card.

Convert the given 't:Trump' value to the unicode equivalent.

Pattern synonyms for cards

Aliasses for the card suits

pattern Swords :: CardSuit Source #

Swords is an alias for the spades card suit.

pattern Cups :: CardSuit Source #

Cups is an alias for the hearts card suit.

pattern Pentacles :: CardSuit Source #

Pentacles is an alias for the diamonds card suit.

pattern Wands :: CardSuit Source #

Wands is an alias for the clubs card suit.

Aliasses for the card ranks

Aliasses for the jack

pattern Valet :: CardRank Source #

In France, the jack is sometimes called the valet.

pattern Bube :: CardRank Source #

In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, the jack is sometimes called the bube.

pattern Unter :: CardRank Source #

In Germany and Switzerland, the jack is sometimes called the unter.

pattern Page :: CardRank Source #

An alternative name for the jack is page.

pattern Fante :: CardRank Source #

In Italy, the jack is sometimes called the fante.

Aliasses for the knight

pattern Chevalier :: CardRank Source #

In France, the knight is sometimes called the chevalier.

pattern Ober :: CardRank Source #

In Germany, the knight is sometimes called the ober.

pattern Ritter :: CardRank Source #

In Germany, the knight is sometimes called the ritter.

pattern Cavall :: CardRank Source #

An alternative name for the jack is cavall.

pattern Cavaliere :: CardRank Source #

An alternative name for the jack is cavaliere.

Aliasses for the queen

pattern Dame :: CardRank Source #

An alternative name for the queen is dame.

pattern Königin :: CardRank Source #

In Germany, the queen is sometimes called the königin.

pattern Regina :: CardRank Source #

In Italy, the queen is sometimes called the regina.

Aliasses for the king

pattern Roi :: CardRank Source #

In France, the king is sometimes called the roi.

pattern König :: CardRank Source #

In Germany, the king is sometimes called the könig.

pattern Re :: CardRank Source #

In Italy, the queen is sometimes called the re.

Trump patterns

The four ages

pattern Childhood :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number II is named childhood.

pattern Youth :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number III is named youth.

pattern Maturity :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number IV is named maturity.

pattern OldAge :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number V is named old age.

The four times of the day

pattern Morning :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number VI is named morning.

pattern Afternoon :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number VII is named afternoon.

pattern Evening :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number VIII is named evening.

pattern Night :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number IX is named night.

The four elements

pattern Earth :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number X is named earth.

pattern Air :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number X is named air.

pattern Water :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XI is named water.

pattern Fire :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XI is named fire.

The four leisures

pattern Dance :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XII is named dance.

pattern Shopping :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XIII is named shopping.

pattern OpenAir :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XIV is named open air.

pattern VisualArts :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XV is named visual arts.

The four seasons

pattern Spring :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XVI is named spring.

pattern Summer :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XVII is named summer.

pattern Autumn :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XVIII is named autumn.

pattern Winter :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XIX is named winter.

The game

pattern Game :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XX is named the game.

Folly

pattern Collective :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number XXI is named collective.

pattern Individual :: Trump Source #

The trump card with number I is named individual.