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authorSimon Hengel <sol@typeful.net>2012-10-07 17:05:45 +0200
committerSimon Hengel <sol@typeful.net>2012-10-07 17:05:45 +0200
commit5e746fa9e5dc4b210dab3b1fe1b120760b96f305 (patch)
treef59a766bf8725c80785af5ee36c9e22caf14d70d /tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref
parentdd6209a0a1adf9f2817075173cca99ac2379db2e (diff)
cross-package test: re-export IsString instead of Monad
There is a monad instance for Q, which is not available on platforms that do not have GHCi support. This caused CrossPackageDocs to fail on those platforms. Re-exporting IsString should test the same thing, but it works on all platforms.
Diffstat (limited to 'tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref')
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1 files changed, 20 insertions, 184 deletions
diff --git a/tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref b/tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref
index 39353720..d0a306af 100644
--- a/tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref
+++ b/tests/html-tests/tests/CrossPackageDocs.html.ref
@@ -53,28 +53,16 @@ window.onload = function () {pageLoad();setSynopsis("mini_CrossPackageDocs.html"
><span class="keyword"
>class</span
> <a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > m <span class="keyword"
+ >IsString</a
+ > a <span class="keyword"
>where</span
><ul class="subs"
><li
><a href=""
- >(&gt;&gt;=)</a
- > :: m a -&gt; (a -&gt; m b) -&gt; m b</li
- ><li
- ><a href=""
- >(&gt;&gt;)</a
- > :: m a -&gt; m b -&gt; m b</li
- ><li
- ><a href=""
- >return</a
- > :: a -&gt; m a</li
- ><li
- ><a href=""
- >fail</a
- > :: <a href=""
+ >fromString</a
+ > :: <a href=""
>String</a
- > -&gt; m a</li
+ > -&gt; a</li
></ul
></li
><li class="src short"
@@ -140,191 +128,39 @@ window.onload = function () {pageLoad();setSynopsis("mini_CrossPackageDocs.html"
><p class="src"
><span class="keyword"
>class</span
- > <a name="t:Monad" class="def"
- >Monad</a
- > m <span class="keyword"
+ > <a name="t:IsString" class="def"
+ >IsString</a
+ > a <span class="keyword"
>where</span
></p
><div class="doc"
><p
- >The <code
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- ></code
- > class defines the basic operations over a <em
- >monad</em
- >,
-a concept from a branch of mathematics known as <em
- >category theory</em
- >.
-From the perspective of a Haskell programmer, however, it is best to
-think of a monad as an <em
- >abstract datatype</em
- > of actions.
-Haskell's <code
- >do</code
- > expressions provide a convenient syntax for writing
-monadic expressions.
-</p
- ><p
- >Minimal complete definition: <code
- ><a href=""
- >&gt;&gt;=</a
- ></code
- > and <code
- ><a href=""
- >return</a
- ></code
- >.
-</p
- ><p
- >Instances of <code
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- ></code
- > should satisfy the following laws:
-</p
- ><pre
- > return a &gt;&gt;= k == k a
- m &gt;&gt;= return == m
- m &gt;&gt;= (\x -&gt; k x &gt;&gt;= h) == (m &gt;&gt;= k) &gt;&gt;= h
-</pre
- ><p
- >Instances of both <code
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- ></code
- > and <code
- ><a href=""
- >Functor</a
- ></code
- > should additionally satisfy the law:
-</p
- ><pre
- > fmap f xs == xs &gt;&gt;= return . f
-</pre
- ><p
- >The instances of <code
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- ></code
- > for lists, <code
- ><a href=""
- >Maybe</a
- ></code
- > and <code
- ><a href=""
- >IO</a
- ></code
- >
-defined in the <a href=""
- >Prelude</a
- > satisfy these laws.
+ >Class for string-like datastructures; used by the overloaded string
+ extension (-foverloaded-strings in GHC).
</p
></div
><div class="subs methods"
><p class="caption"
>Methods</p
><p class="src"
- ><a name="v:-62--62--61-" class="def"
- >(&gt;&gt;=)</a
- > :: m a -&gt; (a -&gt; m b) -&gt; m b</p
- ><div class="doc"
- ><p
- >Sequentially compose two actions, passing any value produced
- by the first as an argument to the second.
-</p
- ></div
- ><p class="src"
- ><a name="v:-62--62-" class="def"
- >(&gt;&gt;)</a
- > :: m a -&gt; m b -&gt; m b</p
- ><div class="doc"
- ><p
- >Sequentially compose two actions, discarding any value produced
- by the first, like sequencing operators (such as the semicolon)
- in imperative languages.
-</p
- ></div
- ><p class="src"
- ><a name="v:return" class="def"
- >return</a
- > :: a -&gt; m a</p
- ><div class="doc"
- ><p
- >Inject a value into the monadic type.
-</p
- ></div
- ><p class="src"
- ><a name="v:fail" class="def"
- >fail</a
- > :: <a href=""
+ ><a name="v:fromString" class="def"
+ >fromString</a
+ > :: <a href=""
>String</a
- > -&gt; m a</p
- ><div class="doc"
- ><p
- >Fail with a message. This operation is not part of the
- mathematical definition of a monad, but is invoked on pattern-match
- failure in a <code
- >do</code
- > expression.
-</p
- ></div
+ > -&gt; a</p
></div
><div class="subs instances"
- ><p id="control.i:Monad" class="caption collapser" onclick="toggleSection('i:Monad')"
+ ><p id="control.i:IsString" class="caption collapser" onclick="toggleSection('i:IsString')"
>Instances</p
- ><div id="section.i:Monad" class="show"
+ ><div id="section.i:IsString" class="show"
><table
><tr
><td class="src"
><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > []</td
- ><td class="doc empty"
- >&nbsp;</td
- ></tr
- ><tr
- ><td class="src"
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > <a href=""
- >IO</a
- ></td
- ><td class="doc empty"
- >&nbsp;</td
- ></tr
- ><tr
- ><td class="src"
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > Q</td
- ><td class="doc empty"
- >&nbsp;</td
- ></tr
- ><tr
- ><td class="src"
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > <a href=""
- >Maybe</a
- ></td
- ><td class="doc empty"
- >&nbsp;</td
- ></tr
- ><tr
- ><td class="src"
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > PprM</td
- ><td class="doc empty"
- >&nbsp;</td
- ></tr
- ><tr
- ><td class="src"
- ><a href=""
- >Monad</a
- > ((-&gt;) r)</td
+ >IsString</a
+ > [<a href=""
+ >Char</a
+ >]</td
><td class="doc empty"
>&nbsp;</td
></tr