Re: Is there a way to make this code compose generic ?
PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel <[email protected]>
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> data ExampleData
> instance DataSource ExampleData where
> data DataSourceT k ExampleData = DataSource'ExampleData
> (DataSourceT k BaseData)
> (DataSourceT k BaseData)
> (DataSourceT k BaseData)
> (DataSourceT k BaseData)
> (DataSourceT k BaseData)
> deriving Generic
> ds'Shape = generic'ds'Shape
> withDataSourceP = generic'withDataSourceP
>
Do you think that it is possible to derive the
DataSourceT Acq and Path from the ExampleData type
data ExampleData = ExampleData A B
it seems mechanical to me
data DataSourceT k ExampleDAta
= DataSource'ExampleData
(DataSourceT k A)
(DataSourceT k B)
I tryed with HKD like this
-- "Higher-Kinded Data"
type family HKD f a where
HKD Identity a = a
HKD f a = f a
data ExampleData' f
= ExampleData
(HKD f A)
(HKD f B)
where
but then I do not know howto define the type family for DataSourceT with this ExampleData' f
Cheers
Fred
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