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ixLens :: (Indexable a, Typeable a, Typeable k, Ord a) => k -> Lens (IxSet a) (Maybe a)Source
Focus on a key in an indexed set, much like with mapLens
.
Given an IxSet
of people:
people = fromList
[ Person (FirstName "Edward A.") (LastName "Kmett")
, Person (FirstName "Simon") (LastName "P. Jones")
]
We can now work with indices using lenses and fix Simon's last name:
people' =ixLens
(FirstName "Simon")^%=
fmap
(lastName^=
LastName "Peyton-Jones")$
people
Perhaps more commonly you're working with an IxSet
from inside a state
monad such as with acid-state. In that case usage is even easier:
changeLastName =ixLens
(FirstName "Simon")%=
fmap
(lastName^=
LastName "Peyton-Jones")
Here's the missing boilerplate:
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-} {-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} import Data.Data import Data.IxSet import Data.Lens import Data.Lens.IxSet import Data.Lens.Template data Person = Person { _firstName :: FirstName , _lastName :: LastName } deriving (Show
,Eq
,Ord
,Data
,Typeable
) mkLens ''Person newtype FirstName = FirstName String deriving (Show
,Eq
,Ord
,Data
,Typeable
) newtype LastName = LastName String deriving (Show
,Eq
,Ord
,Data
,Typeable
) instanceIndexable
Person where empty =ixSet
[ixGen
(Proxy
::Proxy
FirstName) ,ixGen
(Proxy
::Proxy
LastName) ]