Language.Haskell.TH.Datatype.TyVarBndr

A type synonym for TyVarBndr. This is the recommended way to refer to TyVarBndrs if you wish to achieve backwards compatibility with older versions of template-haskell, where TyVarBndr lacked a flag type parameter (if it has one).

Case analysis for a TyVarBndr. If the value is a PlainTV n _, apply the first function to n; if it is KindedTV n _ k, apply the second function to n and k.

Case analysis for a TyVarBndr that includes flags in the continuation arguments. Note that TyVarBndrs did not include flags prior to template-haskell-2.17.0.0, so on older versions of template-haskell, these flags instead become ().

Map over the components of a TyVarBndr.

Map over the Name of a TyVarBndr.

Map over the flag of a TyVarBndr.

Map over the Kind of a TyVarBndr.

Traverse the components of a TyVarBndr.

Traverse the Name of a TyVarBndr.

Traverse the flag of a TyVarBndr.

Traverse the Kind of a TyVarBndr.

Map over the components of a TyVarBndr in a monadic fashion.

This is the same as traverseTV, but with a Monad constraint. This is mainly useful for use with old versions of base where Applicative was not a superclass of Monad.

Map over the Name of a TyVarBndr in a monadic fashion.

This is the same as traverseTVName, but with a Monad constraint. This is mainly useful for use with old versions of base where Applicative was not a superclass of Monad.

Map over the flag of a TyVarBndr in a monadic fashion.

This is the same as traverseTVFlag, but with a Monad constraint. This is mainly useful for use with old versions of base where Applicative was not a superclass of Monad.

Map over the Kind of a TyVarBndr in a monadic fashion.

This is the same as traverseTVKind, but with a Monad constraint. This is mainly useful for use with old versions of base where Applicative was not a superclass of Monad.

Set the flag in a list of TyVarBndrs. This is often useful in contexts where one needs to re-use a list of TyVarBndrs from one flag setting to another flag setting. For example, in order to re-use the TyVarBndrs bound by a DataD in a ForallT, one can do the following:

case x of
  DataD _ _ tvbs _ _ _ ->
    ForallT (changeTVFlags SpecifiedSpec tvbs) ...

Extract the type variable name from a TyVarBndr, ignoring the kind signature if one exists.

Extract the kind from a TyVarBndr. Assumes PlainTV has kind *.

Extract the flag from a TyVarBndr. Note that TyVarBndrs did not include flags prior to template-haskell-2.17.0.0, so on older versions of template-haskell, this functions instead returns ().