Safe Haskell	Safe-Inferred
Language	Haskell98

Data.String.Conversions.Monomorphic

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From a polymorphic input to a monomorphic output
From a monomorphic input to a polymorphic output

Description

Monomorphic conversion functions that are useful when you wish to be explicit about the conversion without writing a type signature or when cs is ambiguous due to polymorphic inputs or outputs.

All functions in this module have cs as their implementation.

Synopsis

From a polymorphic input to a monomorphic output

toString :: ConvertibleStrings a String => a -> String Source

toStrictByteString :: ConvertibleStrings a StrictByteString => a -> StrictByteString Source

toSBS :: ConvertibleStrings a SBS => a -> SBS Source

toLazyByteString :: ConvertibleStrings a LazyByteString => a -> LazyByteString Source

toLBS :: ConvertibleStrings a LBS => a -> LBS Source

toStrictText :: ConvertibleStrings a StrictText => a -> StrictText Source

toST :: ConvertibleStrings a ST => a -> ST Source

toLazyText :: ConvertibleStrings a LazyText => a -> LazyText Source

toLT :: ConvertibleStrings a LT => a -> LT Source

From a monomorphic input to a polymorphic output

fromString :: ConvertibleStrings String a => String -> a Source

fromStrictByteString :: ConvertibleStrings StrictByteString a => StrictByteString -> a Source

fromSBS :: ConvertibleStrings SBS a => SBS -> a Source

fromLazyByteString :: ConvertibleStrings LazyByteString a => LazyByteString -> a Source

fromLBS :: ConvertibleStrings LBS a => LBS -> a Source

fromStrictText :: ConvertibleStrings StrictText a => StrictText -> a Source

fromST :: ConvertibleStrings ST a => ST -> a Source

fromLazyText :: ConvertibleStrings LazyText a => LazyText -> a Source

fromLT :: ConvertibleStrings LT a => LT -> a Source