Ivan Lazar Miljenovic
Ivan Lazar Miljenovic
Using Cygwin (installed to the non-stand location of `C:\workspace\ext\cygwin`), even if my `~/.bash_profile` contains just the following (having downloaded the latest AMD64 executable and saved it to the `C:\workspace\ext\cygwin\bin\`): ```bash...
I think we should instead have `Either (String, ByteString) a`: return both the error message and the corresponding raw Field/Row that caused the issue.
If I understand what you're asking, then I don't think there's a problem: ```haskell λ> :i Data.Csv.Csv type cassava-0.5.0.0:Data.Csv.Types.Csv = vector-0.12.0.1:Data.Vector.Vector cassava-0.5.0.0:Data.Csv.Types.Record -- Defined in ‘cassava-0.5.0.0:Data.Csv.Types’ λ> :i Data.Csv.Record type...
There is an `Either Field a` instance which keeps the field value, but not the error message. When I wrote that type I needed the error message to be able...
You can make a row level instance of it as well. On Wed, 5 Jul. 2017, 11:37 pm Max, wrote: > I'm a bit confused. Your Try is at the...
My use-case was for having fields that were meant to have specific textual values (hence why I referenced the example `Color` example) but were at times incorrect; alternatively, they would...
I think #68 is the issue here.
Is this related to #68?
I think #146 is related/can be used for this.
I don't think you want the meaning of `mzero` to change as it breaks the `Alternative` laws. However, if you use the `Try` with a `FromRecord` instance (as there's no...