Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
- type Binding = String
- type Code = String
- type Inspection = Binding -> Code -> Bool
- hasComposition :: Inspection
- hasGuards :: Inspection
- hasLambda :: Inspection
- hasDirectRecursion :: Inspection
- hasUsage :: String -> Inspection
- hasComprehension :: Inspection
- hasBinding :: Inspection
- isParseable :: Code -> Bool
- testAnyWithBindingExpr :: (EO -> Bool) -> Binding -> Code -> Bool
- testAnyWithBindingRhs :: (HsRhs -> Bool) -> Binding -> Code -> Bool
- testWithBindingRhs :: ([HsRhs] -> Bool) -> Binding -> Code -> Bool
- withBindingRhs :: ([HsRhs] -> a) -> Binding -> Code -> Maybe a
- findBindingRhs :: String -> Code -> Maybe [HsRhs]
- rhsForBinding :: HsDecl -> [HsRhs]
- concatRhs :: HsRhs -> [HsDecl] -> [HsRhs]
- testWithCode :: ([HsDecl] -> Bool) -> Code -> Bool
- withCode :: ([HsDecl] -> a) -> Code -> Maybe a
- orFalse :: Maybe Bool -> Bool
Documentation
type Inspection = Binding -> Code -> Bool Source
hasComposition :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding uses the composition operator .
in its definition
hasGuards :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding uses guards in its definition
hasLambda :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding uses a lambda expression in its definition
hasDirectRecursion :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding is direct recursive
hasUsage :: String -> Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding uses the the given target binding in its definition
hasComprehension :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a binding uses lists comprehensions in its definition
hasBinding :: Inspection Source
Inspection that tells whether a top level binding exists
isParseable :: Code -> Bool Source
rhsForBinding :: HsDecl -> [HsRhs] Source