Jacqueline Firth
Jacqueline Firth
Ah, I see the problem now. That revised contract makes sense to me.
As to the original question - improper list manipulation lenses in general seems like a fine addition to the library. For syntax lists specifically, ideally I'd like to see some...
Yes, that's exactly what I mean. Definitely seems more manageable.
That's quite alright, this is definitely something I plan to do myself. When I do though I'd like you to review it thoroughly to let me know if the explanation...
Could you describe the composed lens you were working with and a broad overview of what you were trying to do with your data? There's multiple ways of handling this...
If the key isn't present, what would you like to do? Set a default key and continue? Or something else?
Note: This is a special case of the more general notion of `monadic lenses`, lenses that operate on monadic values instead of plain values. For a given monad type `M`,...
If you can't make them out of `make-isomorphism-lens` they're definitely not isomorphisms. In this case, the reason is that the lenses don't convert between proper and imporper lists - they...
Hmmm, thinking about this more.... what if we threw out the element-replacement part of these lenses? Instead, we had a lens that viewed true or false based on whether the...
Comment from the peanut gallery about request batching: there's a standard [`application/http`](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230#section-8.3.2) content type defined in the HTTP/1.1 spec that represents a sequence of requests or a sequence of responses....