I\'m trying to figure out how to use StateT to combine two State state transformers based o开发者_运维问答n a comment on my Scalaz state monad examples answer.
I\'m reading the paper Typed Logical Variables in Haskell, but I\'m failing to understand the details of the ultimate implementation. In particular, the backtracking state transformer introduced in se
Consider the next example. I have a monad MyM that is just a StateT {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} import Control.Monad.State
Applicatives compose, monads don\'t. What does the above state开发者_运维问答ment mean? And when is one preferable to other?If we compare the types
I\'ve got a bunch of stateful functions inside a State monad. At one point in the program there needs to be some IO actions so I\'ve wrapped IO inside a StateT getting a pair of types like this:
Currently, I try to write a small game program (Skat) as a hobby project. Skat is a trick-taking game were two players play against a single player. As there are different kinds of players (lokal play
Suppose I have something like this: data Environment = ... data MyState = ...开发者_如何学C data Report= ...
I\'m trying to modify the Data.Binary.PutM monad into a monad transformer. So I started by changin it\'s definition from
As in my previous question, I\'m trying to wrap the Data.Binary.Put monad into another monad so that later I can ask it questions like \"how many bytes it\'s going to write\" or \"what is the current
Can someone show how to use the snap monad inside the reader monad?Monad transformers confuse me.(Alternatively, I will gladly accept suggestions of tutorials about monad transformers, and ways to see
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