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play with haskell lenses
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{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell, FlexibleContexts #-} | |
import Data.Lenses | |
import Data.Lenses.Template | |
-- data structures to work on | |
-- for fields ending with an underscore, special lens accessor functions | |
-- can be created with "deriveLenses" | |
data Address = Address { street_ :: String | |
, houseNumber_ :: Int | |
, city_ :: String | |
, postcode_ :: String | |
} deriving Show | |
data Person = Person { name_ :: String | |
, age_ :: Int | |
, address_ :: Address | |
} deriving Show | |
-- template haskell magic to create accessor functions | |
$( deriveLenses ''Address ) | |
$( deriveLenses ''Person ) | |
-- test data | |
myhome = Address "Foostreet" 42 "Heerbrugg" "12345" | |
myself = Person "Rico" 32 myhome | |
-- first naive aproach | |
otherStreet = let a = myself `fetch` address | |
a' = a `update` street $ "blub" | |
in myself `update` address $ a' | |
-- better when combining lenses | |
otherStreet' = myself `update` (address . street) $ "blub" | |
main :: IO () | |
main = do | |
print $ myself `fetch` (address . street) | |
print $ otherStreet' `fetch` (address . street) |
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