Scaletto

libretto.scaletto.Scaletto
trait Scaletto extends TimerDSL with CrashDSL with InvertDSL

Supports manipulating Scala values via pure Scala functions. Also extends InvertDSL (and thus ClosedDSL), TimerDSL and CrashDSL, since these are expected to be possible on a target platform that already supports Scala functions.

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Supertypes
trait InvertDSL
trait ClosedDSL
trait CrashDSL
trait TimerDSL
trait CoreDSL
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
Known subtypes
object FreeScaletto.type

Members list

Concise view

Type members

Inherited classlikes

trait $Ops

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CoreDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
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object Affine

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CoreDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait Affine[A]

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CoreDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
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trait Comonoid[A]

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ClosedDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
object Comonoid

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CoreDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait Comonoid[A] extends Cosemigroup[A] with Affine[A]

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CoreDSL
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trait Affine[A]
trait Cosemigroup[A]
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any

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CoreDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait Cosemigroup[A]

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CoreDSL
Graph
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
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trait Comonoid[A]
trait NComonoid[A]
trait PComonoid[A]
implicit class DemandExprOps[B](expr: $[-[B]])

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InvertDSL
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait FunExprOps extends $Ops

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ClosedDSL
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trait $Ops
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
trait LambdaOps

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CoreDSL
Graph
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class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
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ClosedDSL
Graph
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trait LambdaOps
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any

Types

type Neg[A] = -[Val[A]]

Demand for a Scala value of type A.

Demand for a Scala value of type A.

Somewhat analogous to scala.concurrent.Promise

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type Res[A]

Resource that is a Scala object of type A. Unlike Val, a resource can be mutable, cannot in general be neglected or duplicated, and is automatically cleaned-up in case of crash.

Resource that is a Scala object of type A. Unlike Val, a resource can be mutable, cannot in general be neglected or duplicated, and is automatically cleaned-up in case of crash.

It is recommended to define custom opaque type aliases of resources, such as

opaque type Input = Res[java.io.InputStream]

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type Val[A]

Scala value of type A.

Scala value of type A.

Somewhat analogous to scala.concurrent.Future.

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Inherited types

type $[A]

The type of auxiliary placeholder variables used in construction of λ-expressions.

The type of auxiliary placeholder variables used in construction of λ-expressions.

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CoreDSL
type -[A]

-[A] is a demand for A.

-[A] is a demand for A.

Inverts the flow of information: whatever travels through A in one direction, travels through -[A] in the opposite direction.

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InvertDSL
type -⚬[A, B]

Libretto arrow, also called a ''component'' or a ''linear function''.

Libretto arrow, also called a ''component'' or a ''linear function''.

┏━━━━━━━━━━┓
┞───┐      ┞───┐
╎ A │      ╎ B │
┟───┘      ┟───┘
┗━━━━━━━━━━┛

In A -⚬ B, we say that the ''in-port'' is of type A and the ''out-port'' is of type B. Note that the distinction between the in-port and the out-port is only formal. Information or resources may flow in and out through both the in-port and the out-port.

"Linear" means that each input is ''consumed'' exactly once, in particular, it cannot be ignored or used twice.

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CoreDSL
override type =⚬[A, B] = -[A] |*| B

Linear function as data, that is, one that can be part of an input or output of a linear function (-⚬). While A -⚬ B is a morphism in a category, A =⚬ B is an object called the internal hom of A and B in a closed monoidal category.

Linear function as data, that is, one that can be part of an input or output of a linear function (-⚬). While A -⚬ B is a morphism in a category, A =⚬ B is an object called the internal hom of A and B in a closed monoidal category.

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InvertDSL
type Done

Signal that travels in the direction of -⚬, i.e. the positive direction. It may signal completion of a (potentially effectful) computation. It cannot be ignored. (If this signal was the only handle to an (effectful) computation, ignoring it would mean losing track of that computation, which is considered to be a resource leak.)

Signal that travels in the direction of -⚬, i.e. the positive direction. It may signal completion of a (potentially effectful) computation. It cannot be ignored. (If this signal was the only handle to an (effectful) computation, ignoring it would mean losing track of that computation, which is considered to be a resource leak.)

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CoreDSL

A black hole that can absorb (i.e. take over the responsibility to await) Need signals, but from which there is no escape.

A black hole that can absorb (i.e. take over the responsibility to await) Need signals, but from which there is no escape.

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CoreDSL
type Need

Signal that travels in the direction opposite to -⚬, i.e. the negative direction. It may signal completion of a (potentially effectful) computation. It cannot be ignored. (If this signal was the only handle to an (effectful) computation, ignoring it would mean losing track of that computation, which is considered to be a resource leak.)

Signal that travels in the direction opposite to -⚬, i.e. the negative direction. It may signal completion of a (potentially effectful) computation. It cannot be ignored. (If this signal was the only handle to an (effectful) computation, ignoring it would mean losing track of that computation, which is considered to be a resource leak.)

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CoreDSL
type NoCaptureException <: Throwable

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ClosedDSL
type NotLinearException <: Throwable

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CoreDSL
type One

No resource. It is the identity element for |*|. There is no flow of information through a One-typed port.

No resource. It is the identity element for |*|. There is no flow of information through a One-typed port.

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CoreDSL
type Ping

Signal that travels in the direction of -⚬, i.e. the positive direction. [Unlike Done, it cannot be the only handle to an effectful computation. As such, it can be ignored, e.g. as the losing contestant in racePair.

Signal that travels in the direction of -⚬, i.e. the positive direction. [Unlike Done, it cannot be the only handle to an effectful computation. As such, it can be ignored, e.g. as the losing contestant in racePair.

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CoreDSL
type Pong

Signal that travels in the direction opposite to -⚬, i.e. the negative direction. Unlike Need, it cannot be the only handle to an effectful computation. As such, it can be ignored, e.g. as the losing contestant in selectPair.

Signal that travels in the direction opposite to -⚬, i.e. the negative direction. Unlike Need, it cannot be the only handle to an effectful computation. As such, it can be ignored, e.g. as the losing contestant in selectPair.

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CoreDSL

A black hole that can absorb (i.e. take over the responsibility to await) Done signals, but from which there is no escape.

A black hole that can absorb (i.e. take over the responsibility to await) Done signals, but from which there is no escape.

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CoreDSL
type Rec[F[_]]

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CoreDSL
type UnboundVariablesException <: Throwable

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CoreDSL
type Zero

Impossible resource. Analogous to Nothing. It is the identity element for |+|.

Impossible resource. Analogous to Nothing. It is the identity element for |+|.

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CoreDSL
type |&|[A, B]

Choice between A and B. The consumer chooses whether to get A or B (but can get only one of them). The producer has to be ready to provide either of them.

Choice between A and B. The consumer chooses whether to get A or B (but can get only one of them). The producer has to be ready to provide either of them.

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CoreDSL
type |*|[A, B]

Concurrent pair. Also called a ''tensor product'' or simply ''times''.

Concurrent pair. Also called a ''tensor product'' or simply ''times''.

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CoreDSL
type |+|[A, B]

Either A or B. Analogous to scala.Either. Whether it is going to be A or B is decided by the producer. The consumer has to be ready to handle either of the two cases.

Either A or B. Analogous to scala.Either. Whether it is going to be A or B is decided by the producer. The consumer has to be ready to handle either of the two cases.

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CoreDSL
type [A, B] = A |+| B

Alias for |+|.

Alias for |+|.

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CoreDSL
type [A, B] = A |*| B

Alias for |*|.

Alias for |*|.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Value members

Abstract methods

def acquire[A, R, B](acquire: A => (R, B), release: Option[R => Unit]): Val[A] -⚬ Res[R] |*| Val[B]

Acquires a resource of type R.

Acquires a resource of type R.

Attributes

A

parameters of the acquire function

B

additional data produced by acquiring the resource

R

type of the resource

release

called to release the resource in case of a crash. None means no cleanup is needed

def blocking[A, B](f: A => B): Val[A] -⚬ Val[B]

Executes a potentially blocking operation. The implementation must ensure that the blocking operation does not impede any of the concurrently happening non-blocking computations.

Executes a potentially blocking operation. The implementation must ensure that the blocking operation does not impede any of the concurrently happening non-blocking computations.

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def constNeg[A](a: A): Neg[A] -⚬ Need
def constVal[A](a: A): Done -⚬ Val[A]
def debugPrint(msg: String): Ping -⚬ One

Prints the given message to the console, without creating an obligation to await.

Prints the given message to the console, without creating an obligation to await.

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def delay: Val[FiniteDuration] -⚬ Done
def effectAsync[R, A, B](f: (R, A) => Async[B]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[R] |*| Val[B]
def effectWrAsync[R, A](f: (R, A) => Async[Unit]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[R]
def liftEither[A, B]: Val[Either[A, B]] -⚬ Val[A] |+| Val[B]
def liftPair[A, B]: Val[(A, B)] -⚬ Val[A] |*| Val[B]
def mapVal[A, B](f: A => B): Val[A] -⚬ Val[B]

Lifts an ordinary Scala function to a linear function on Vals.

Lifts an ordinary Scala function to a linear function on Vals.

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def neglect[A]: Val[A] -⚬ Done
def notifyNeg[A]: Pong |*| Neg[A] -⚬ Neg[A]
def notifyVal[A]: Val[A] -⚬ Ping |*| Val[A]
def release[R]: Res[R] -⚬ Done

Releases a resource using the release function registered during resource acquisition.

Releases a resource using the release function registered during resource acquisition.

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def releaseAsync[R, A, B](f: (R, A) => Async[B]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[B]
def tryAcquireAsync[A, R, B, E](acquire: A => Async[Either[E, (R, B)]], release: Option[R => Async[Unit]]): Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[R] |*| Val[B]
def trySplitResourceAsync[R, A, S, T, B, E](f: (R, A) => Async[Either[E, (S, T, B)]], release1: Option[S => Async[Unit]], release2: Option[T => Async[Unit]]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[S] |*| Res[T] |*| Val[B]
def tryTransformResourceAsync[R, A, S, B, E](f: (R, A) => Async[Either[E, (S, B)]], release: Option[S => Async[Unit]]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[S] |*| Val[B]
def unliftPair[A, B]: Val[A] |*| Val[B] -⚬ Val[(A, B)]

Concrete methods

def acquireAsync[A, R, B](acquire: A => Async[(R, B)], release: Option[R => Async[Unit]]): Val[A] -⚬ Res[R] |*| Val[B]
def contramapNeg[A, B](f: A => B): Neg[B] -⚬ Neg[A]

Lifts an ordinary Scala function to a linear function on demands, in opposite direction.

Lifts an ordinary Scala function to a linear function on demands, in opposite direction.

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override def delay(d: FiniteDuration): Done -⚬ Done

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Definition Classes
def delayNeed: Need -⚬ Neg[FiniteDuration]
def dup[A]: Val[A] -⚬ Val[A] |*| Val[A]
def dupNeg[A]: Neg[A] |*| Neg[A] -⚬ Neg[A]
def effect[R, A, B](f: (R, A) => B): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[R] |*| Val[B]

Performs a (potentially) effectful operation on a resource, producing some output.

Performs a (potentially) effectful operation on a resource, producing some output.

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A

additional parameter of the operation

B

additional output of the operation

R

type of the resource

f

the effectful operation

def effectWr[R, A](f: (R, A) => Unit): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[R]

Variant of effect that does not produce output in addition to performing the effect. Can be viewed as ''wr''iting an A into the resource.

Variant of effect that does not produce output in addition to performing the effect. Can be viewed as ''wr''iting an A into the resource.

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def fulfill[A]: Val[A] |*| Neg[A] -⚬ One

Uses the value (eventually) produced by Val to satisfy the demand of Neg.

Uses the value (eventually) produced by Val to satisfy the demand of Neg.

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def inflate[A]: Need -⚬ Neg[A]
def liftNegPair[A, B]: Neg[(A, B)] -⚬ Neg[A] |*| Neg[B]
def promise[A]: One -⚬ Neg[A] |*| Val[A]

Creates an entangled pair of demand (Neg) and supply (Val) such that when the demand is fulfilled with a value, that value will be produced by the supply.

Creates an entangled pair of demand (Neg) and supply (Val) such that when the demand is fulfilled with a value, that value will be produced by the supply.

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def release[R, A, B](f: (R, A) => B): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[B]

Releases a resource using the given function. The release function previously registered during resource acquisition is not used.

Releases a resource using the given function. The release function previously registered during resource acquisition is not used.

Attributes

A

additional parameter of the release function

B

additional data produced by the release function

R

type of the resource

f

the release function

def splitResource[R, A, S, T, B](f: (R, A) => (S, T, B), release1: Option[S => Unit], release2: Option[T => Unit]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[S] |*| Res[T] |*| Val[B]
def splitResourceAsync[R, A, S, T, B](f: (R, A) => Async[(S, T, B)], release1: Option[S => Async[Unit]], release2: Option[T => Async[Unit]]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[S] |*| Res[T] |*| Val[B]
def transformResource[R, A, S, B](f: (R, A) => (S, B), release: Option[S => Unit]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[S] |*| Val[B]

Transforms a resource into a resource of (possibly) different type.

Transforms a resource into a resource of (possibly) different type.

Attributes

A

additional parameter of the transformation

B

additional output of the transformation

R

type of the input resource

S

type of the output resource

f

the transformation function. It receives the input resource and additional input of type A. It returns the new resource and additional output of type B.

release

called to release the new resource in case of a crash. None means no cleanup is needed

def transformResourceAsync[R, A, S, B](f: (R, A) => Async[(S, B)], release: Option[S => Async[Unit]]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Res[S] |*| Val[B]
def tryAcquire[A, R, B, E](acquire: A => Either[E, (R, B)], release: Option[R => Unit]): Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[R] |*| Val[B]

Acquires a resource of type R. Might fail with an error of type E.

Acquires a resource of type R. Might fail with an error of type E.

Attributes

A

parameters of the acquire function

B

additional data produced by acquiring the resource

E

type of the error

R

type of the resource

release

called to release the resource in case of a crash. None means no cleanup is needed

def trySplitResource[R, A, S, T, B, E](f: (R, A) => Either[E, (S, T, B)], release1: Option[S => Unit], release2: Option[T => Unit]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[S] |*| Res[T] |*| Val[B]
def tryTransformResource[R, A, S, B, E](f: (R, A) => Either[E, (S, B)], release: Option[S => Unit]): Res[R] |*| Val[A] -⚬ Val[E] |+| Res[S] |*| Val[B]

Transforms a resource into a resource of (possibly) different type. Might fail with an error of type E.

Transforms a resource into a resource of (possibly) different type. Might fail with an error of type E.

Attributes

A

additional parameter of the transformation

B

additional output of the transformation

E

type of the error

R

type of the input resource

S

type of the output resource

f

the transformation function. It receives the input resource and additional input of type A. It returns either an error of type E or the new resource and additional output of type B. In case the transformation results in an error, the original resource is ''not'' released automatically— the passing of the original resource R to the transformation function f indicates transfer of responsibility for the resource to the function f.

release

called to release the new resource in case of a crash. None means no cleanup is needed

def unliftEither[A, B]: Val[A] |+| Val[B] -⚬ Val[Either[A, B]]
def unliftNegPair[A, B]: Neg[A] |*| Neg[B] -⚬ Neg[(A, B)]

Inherited methods

def andThen[A, B, C](f: A -⚬ B, g: B -⚬ C): A -⚬ C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def assocLR[A, B, C]: A |*| B |*| C -⚬ A |*| B |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def assocRL[A, B, C]: A |*| B |*| C -⚬ A |*| B |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def backvert[A]: A |*| -[A] -⚬ One
 ┏━━━━━━━━━━━┓
 ┞────┐      ┃
 ╎  A │┄┄┐   ┃
 ┟────┘  ┆   ┃
 ┃       ┆   ┃
 ┞────┐  ┆   ┃
 ╎-[A]│←┄┘   ┃
 ┟────┘      ┃
 ┗━━━━━━━━━━━┛

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def choice[A, B, C](caseLeft: A -⚬ B, caseRight: A -⚬ C): A -⚬ B |&| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def chooseL[A, B]: A |&| B -⚬ A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def chooseLOnPong[A, B]: A |&| B -⚬ Pong |*| A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def chooseR[A, B]: A |&| B -⚬ B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def chooseROnPong[A, B]: A |&| B -⚬ Pong |*| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def coDistributeL[A, B, C]: A |*| B |&| A |*| C -⚬ A |*| B |&| C

Inverse of coFactorL.

Inverse of coFactorL.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def coDistributeR[A, B, C]: A |*| C |&| B |*| C -⚬ A |&| B |*| C

Inverse of coFactorR.

Inverse of coFactorR.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def coFactorL[A, B, C]: A |*| B |&| C -⚬ A |*| B |&| A |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def coFactorR[A, B, C]: A |&| B |*| C -⚬ A |*| C |&| B |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def contrapositive[A, B](f: A -⚬ B): -[B] -⚬ -[A]

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def crashNow[A, B](msg: String): A -⚬ B

Attributes

Inherited from:
CrashDSL
def crashWhenDone[A, B](msg: String): Done |*| A -⚬ B

Starts propagating an error downstream (which might be through both the in-port and the out-port).

Starts propagating an error downstream (which might be through both the in-port and the out-port).

Use only for irrecoverable errors. Recoverable errors should be expressed in function signature and handled appropriately.

Done on the in-port is the trigger to crash. A on the in-port allows to consume any unhandled resources. B on the out-port allows to fulfill any obligation to produce resources.

Attributes

Inherited from:
CrashDSL
def crashWhenNeed[A, B](msg: String): A -⚬ Need |*| B

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Inherited from:
CrashDSL
def crashd(msg: String): Done -⚬ Done

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Inherited from:
CrashDSL
def crashn(msg: String): Need -⚬ Need

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Inherited from:
CrashDSL
override def curry[A, B, C](f: A |*| B -⚬ C): A -⚬ B =⚬ C

Attributes

Definition Classes
Inherited from:
InvertDSL

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def delayNeed(d: FiniteDuration): Need -⚬ Need

Attributes

Inherited from:
TimerDSL
def demand[A]: One -⚬ -[A] |*| A

Creates a demand on the first out-port, channeling the provided resource to the second out-port. Alias for forevert.

Creates a demand on the first out-port, channeling the provided resource to the second out-port. Alias for forevert.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def demandChoice[A, B]: -[A] |+| -[B] -⚬ -[A |&| B]

Converts an obligation to handle either demand to an obligation to supply a choice. Alias for factorInversionOutOf_|+|.

Converts an obligation to handle either demand to an obligation to supply a choice. Alias for factorInversionOutOf_|+|.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def demandChosen[A, B]: -[A |&| B] -⚬ -[A] |+| -[B]

Converts a demand for choice to a demand of the chosen side. Alias for distributeInversionInto_|&amp;|.

Converts a demand for choice to a demand of the chosen side. Alias for distributeInversionInto_|&amp;|.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def demandEither[A, B]: -[A] |&| -[B] -⚬ -[A |+| B]

Converts choice of demands to demand of either. Alias for factorInversionOutOf_|&amp;|.

Converts choice of demands to demand of either. Alias for factorInversionOutOf_|&amp;|.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def demandSeparately[A, B]: -[A |*| B] -⚬ -[A] |*| -[B]

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def demandTogether[A, B]: -[A] |*| -[B] -⚬ -[A |*| B]

Alias for factorOutInversion.

Alias for factorOutInversion.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def die[A]: -[-[A]] -⚬ A

Double-inversion elimination.

Double-inversion elimination.

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def dii[A]: A -⚬ -[-[A]]

Double-inversion introduction.

Double-inversion introduction.

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def distributeInversion[A, B]: -[A |*| B] -⚬ -[A] |*| -[B]
 ┏━━━━━━━━━━━┓
 ┃           ┞────┐
 ┞────┐      ╎-[A]│
 ╎ ⎡A⎤│      ┟────┘
 ╎-⎢⊗⎥│      ┃
 ╎ ⎣B⎦│      ┞────┐
 ┟────┘      ╎-[B]│
 ┃           ┟────┘
 ┗━━━━━━━━━━━┛

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def distributeInversionInto_|&|[A, B]: -[A |&| B] -⚬ -[A] |+| -[B]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def distributeInversionInto_|+|[A, B]: -[A |+| B] -⚬ -[A] |&| -[B]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def distributeL[A, B, C]: A |*| B |+| C -⚬ A |*| B |+| A |*| C

Distribute the factor on the left into the summands on the right. Inverse of factorL.

Distribute the factor on the left into the summands on the right. Inverse of factorL.

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def distributeR[A, B, C]: A |+| B |*| C -⚬ A |*| C |+| B |*| C

Distribute the factor on the right into the summands on the left. Inverse of factorR.

Distribute the factor on the right into the summands on the left. Inverse of factorR.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

Alias for die.

Alias for die.

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

Alias for dii.

Alias for dii.

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def either[A, B, C](caseLeft: A -⚬ C, caseRight: B -⚬ C): A |+| B -⚬ C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def elimFst[A, B](f: A -⚬ One): A |*| B -⚬ B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def elimFst[B]: One |*| B -⚬ B

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CoreDSL
def elimSnd[A, B](f: B -⚬ One): A |*| B -⚬ A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def elimSnd[A]: A |*| One -⚬ A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
override def eval[A, B]: A =⚬ B |*| A -⚬ B

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Definition Classes
Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def factorInversionOutOf_|&|[A, B]: -[A] |&| -[B] -⚬ -[A |+| B]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def factorInversionOutOf_|+|[A, B]: -[A] |+| -[B] -⚬ -[A |&| B]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def factorL[A, B, C]: A |*| B |+| A |*| C -⚬ A |*| B |+| C

Factor out the factor A on the left of both summands.

Factor out the factor A on the left of both summands.

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def factorOutInversion[A, B]: -[A] |*| -[B] -⚬ -[A |*| B]
 ┏━━━━━━━━━━━┓
 ┞────┐      ┃
 ╎-[A]│      ┞────┐
 ┟────┘      ╎ ⎡A⎤│
 ┃           ╎-⎢⊗⎥│
 ┞────┐      ╎ ⎣B⎦│
 ╎-[B]│      ┟────┘
 ┟────┘      ┃
 ┗━━━━━━━━━━━┛

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def factorR[A, B, C]: A |*| C |+| B |*| C -⚬ A |+| B |*| C

Factor out the factor C on the right of both summands.

Factor out the factor C on the right of both summands.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def forevert[A]: One -⚬ -[A] |*| A
 ┏━━━━━━┓
 ┃      ┞────┐
 ┃   ┌┄┄╎-[A]│
 ┃   ┆  ┟────┘
 ┃   ┆  ┃
 ┃   ┆  ┞────┐
 ┃   └┄→╎  A │
 ┃      ┟────┘
 ┗━━━━━━┛

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def forkMap[A, B](f: Done -⚬ A, g: Done -⚬ B): Done -⚬ A |*| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def forkMapNeed[A, B](f: A -⚬ Need, g: B -⚬ Need): A |*| B -⚬ Need

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def fst[A, B, C](f: A -⚬ B): A |*| C -⚬ B |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def id[A]: A -⚬ A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def injectL[A, B]: A -⚬ A |+| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def injectLOnPing[A, B]: Ping |*| A -⚬ A |+| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def injectR[A, B]: B -⚬ A |+| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def injectROnPing[A, B]: Ping |*| B -⚬ A |+| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def introFst[A, X](f: One -⚬ X): A -⚬ X |*| A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def introFst[B]: B -⚬ One |*| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def introSnd[A, X](f: One -⚬ X): A -⚬ A |*| X

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def introSnd[A]: A -⚬ A |*| One

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def invertClosure[A, B]: -[A =⚬ B] -⚬ B =⚬ A

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def joinMap[A, B](f: A -⚬ Done, g: B -⚬ Done): A |*| B -⚬ Done

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def joinMapNeed[A, B](f: Need -⚬ A, g: Need -⚬ B): Need -⚬ A |*| B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Reverses the Need signal (flowing in the negative direciton, i.e. against the -⚬ arrow) into a Done signal (flowing in the positive direction, i.e. along the -⚬ arrow).

Reverses the Need signal (flowing in the negative direciton, i.e. against the -⚬ arrow) into a Done signal (flowing in the positive direction, i.e. along the -⚬ arrow).

 ┏━━━━━━┓
 ┃      ┞────┐
 ┃   ┌┄┄╎Need│
 ┃   ┆  ┟────┘
 ┃   ┆  ┃
 ┃   ┆  ┞────┐
 ┃   └┄→╎Done│
 ┃      ┟────┘
 ┗━━━━━━┛

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def notifyChoice[A, B]: Pong |*| A |&| B -⚬ A |&| B

Signals (in the negative direction) when it is known which side of the choice (A |&| B) has been chosen.

Signals (in the negative direction) when it is known which side of the choice (A |&| B) has been chosen.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def notifyEither[A, B]: A |+| B -⚬ Ping |*| A |+| B

Signals when it is decided whether A |+| B actually contains the left side or the right side.

Signals when it is decided whether A |+| B actually contains the left side or the right side.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def obj[A, B](f: A -⚬ B): One -⚬ A =⚬ B

Turn a function into a function object.

Turn a function into a function object.

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Inherited from:
ClosedDSL
override def out[A, B, C](f: B -⚬ C): A =⚬ B -⚬ A =⚬ C

Map the output of a function object.

Map the output of a function object.

Attributes

Definition Classes
Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def pack[F[_]]: F[Rec[F]] -⚬ Rec[F]

Hides one level of a recursive type definition.

Hides one level of a recursive type definition.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def packDemand[F[_]]: -[F[Rec[F]]] -⚬ -[Rec[F]]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def par[A, B, C, D](f: A -⚬ B, g: C -⚬ D): A |*| C -⚬ B |*| D

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Reverses the Done signal (flowing in the positive direction, i.e. along the -⚬ arrow) into a Need signal (flowing in the negative direciton, i.e. against the -⚬ arrow).

Reverses the Done signal (flowing in the positive direction, i.e. along the -⚬ arrow) into a Need signal (flowing in the negative direciton, i.e. against the -⚬ arrow).

 ┏━━━━━━━━━━━┓
 ┞────┐      ┃
 ╎Done│┄┄┐   ┃
 ┟────┘  ┆   ┃
 ┃       ┆   ┃
 ┞────┐  ┆   ┃
 ╎Need│←┄┘   ┃
 ┟────┘      ┃
 ┗━━━━━━━━━━━┛

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Races the two Ping signals. Produces left if the first signal wins and right if the second signal wins. It is biased to the left: if both signals have arrived by the time of inquiry, returns left.

Races the two Ping signals. Produces left if the first signal wins and right if the second signal wins. It is biased to the left: if both signals have arrived by the time of inquiry, returns left.

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def rec[A, B](f: A -⚬ B => A -⚬ B): A -⚬ B

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

Races the two Pong signals (traveling from right to left). Chooses left if the first signal wins and right if the second signal wins. It is biased to the left: if both signals have arrived by the time of inquiry, chooses left.

Races the two Pong signals (traveling from right to left). Chooses left if the first signal wins and right if the second signal wins. It is biased to the left: if both signals have arrived by the time of inquiry, chooses left.

Attributes

Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def snd[A, B, C](f: B -⚬ C): A |*| B -⚬ A |*| C

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def supply[A]: A |*| -[A] -⚬ One

Uses the resource from the first in-port to satisfy the demand from the second in-port. Alias for backvert.

Uses the resource from the first in-port to satisfy the demand from the second in-port. Alias for backvert.

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def swap[A, B]: A |*| B -⚬ B |*| A

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def toChoiceOfDemands[A, B]: -[A |+| B] -⚬ -[A] |&| -[B]

Converts demand for either to a choice of which side to supply. Alias for distributeInversionInto_|+|.

Converts demand for either to a choice of which side to supply. Alias for distributeInversionInto_|+|.

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def unContrapositive[A, B](f: -[A] -⚬ -[B]): B -⚬ A

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def unInvertClosure[A, B]: A =⚬ B -⚬ -[B =⚬ A]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def uncurry[A, B, C](f: A -⚬ B =⚬ C): A |*| B -⚬ C

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Inherited from:
ClosedDSL
def unpack[F[_]]: Rec[F] -⚬ F[Rec[F]]

Unpacks one level of a recursive type definition.

Unpacks one level of a recursive type definition.

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Inherited from:
CoreDSL
def unpackDemand[F[_]]: -[Rec[F]] -⚬ -[F[Rec[F]]]

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Inherited from:
InvertDSL
def Λ[A, B](using SourcePos)(f: $[A] => $[B]): $[A =⚬ B]

Alias for λ.closure.apply.

Alias for λ.closure.apply.

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Inherited from:
ClosedDSL

Inherited fields

override val $: FunExprOps

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Inherited from:
ClosedDSL

Attributes

Inherited from:
ClosedDSL

Implicits

Inherited implicits

final implicit def DemandExprOps[B](expr: $[-[B]]): DemandExprOps[B]

Attributes

Inherited from:
InvertDSL