lgtk-0.5.1: src/LGtk/ADTEditor.hs
{-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-}
{-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
{-# LANGUAGE KindSignatures #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-}
-- | A generic ADT editor defined on top of the main LGtk interface, "LGtk".
module LGtk.ADTEditor
( List (..), Elems(..), ADTLens(..)
, adtEditor
) where
import LGtk
import Prelude hiding ((.), id)
-- | Type-level lists
data List a = Nil | Cons a (List a)
-- | Heterogeneous lists
data Elems (xs :: List *) where
ElemsNil :: Elems Nil
ElemsCons :: ADTLens a => a -> Elems as -> Elems (Cons a as)
{- | Lens for editable ADTs with support of shared record fields between constructors.
Suppose we have the data type
@
data X
= X1 { a :: Int, b :: Bool }
| X2 { a :: Int, c :: Char }
@
We can build an editor which can switch between two editor for the constructors.
If the field @a@ is edited in one editor, it will be updated in the other.
-}
class ADTLens a where
{- | @ADTEls a@ is the list of types of the parts of the ADT.
For example,
@ADTEls X = Cons Int (Cons Bool (Cons Char Nil))@
-}
type ADTEls a :: List *
{- | The lens which defines an abstract editor.
The first parameter defines the displayed constructor name and the parts of the constructor for each constructor.
@Int@ is an index in the @ADTEls@ list.
For example, in case of @X@,
@fst3 adtLens = [(\"X1\", [0, 1]), (\"X2\", [0, 2])]@
The second parameter is the list of default values for each part.
The third parameter is a lens from the selected constructor index plus
the values of the ADT parts to the ADT values.
-}
adtLens :: ([(String, [Int])], Elems (ADTEls a), Lens (Int, Elems (ADTEls a)) a)
-- | A generic ADT editor
adtEditor :: (EffRef m, ADTLens a) => Ref m a -> m (Widget m)
adtEditor = liftM action . memoRead . editor where
editor r = do
q <- extRef r k (0, ls)
es <- mkEditors ls $ sndLens `lensMap` q
return $ hcat
[ combobox (map fst ss) $ fstLens `lensMap` q
, cell (liftM fst $ readRef q) $ \i -> vcat [es !! j | j <- snd $ ss !! i]
]
where
(ss, ls, k) = adtLens
mkEditors :: EffRef m => Elems xs -> Ref m (Elems xs) -> m [Widget m]
mkEditors ElemsNil _ = return []
mkEditors (ElemsCons _ xs) r = do
i <- adtEditor $ lHead `lensMap` r
is <- mkEditors xs $ lTail `lensMap` r
return $ i : is
where
lHead = lens get set where
get :: Elems (Cons x xs) -> x
get (ElemsCons a _) = a
set :: x -> Elems (Cons x xs) -> Elems (Cons x xs)
set a (ElemsCons _ as) = ElemsCons a as
lTail = lens get set where
get :: Elems (Cons x xs) -> Elems xs
get (ElemsCons _ as) = as
set :: Elems xs -> Elems (Cons x xs) -> Elems (Cons x xs)
set as (ElemsCons a _) = ElemsCons a as