machinecell-1.3.0: src/Control/Arrow/Machine/Utils.hs
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE Arrows #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeSynonymInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-}
module
Control.Arrow.Machine.Utils
(
-- * AFRP-like utilities
delay,
hold,
accum,
edge,
passRecent,
withRecent,
feedback1,
feedback,
-- * Switches
-- | Switches inspired by Yampa library.
-- Signature is almost same, but collection requirement is not only 'Functor',
-- but 'Tv.Traversable'. This is because of side effects.
switch,
dSwitch,
rSwitch,
drSwitch,
kSwitch,
dkSwitch,
pSwitch,
pSwitchB,
rpSwitch,
rpSwitchB,
-- * State arrow
peekState,
encloseState,
-- * Other utility arrows
tee,
gather,
sample,
source,
fork,
filter,
echo,
anytime,
par,
parB,
onEnd,
cycleDelay
)
where
import Prelude hiding (filter)
import Data.Monoid (mappend, mconcat)
import Data.Tuple (swap)
import qualified Data.List.NonEmpty as NonEmpty
import qualified Data.Foldable as Fd
import qualified Data.Traversable as Tv
import qualified Control.Category as Cat
import Control.Monad.Reader (ask)
import Control.Monad (liftM, forever)
import Control.Monad.Trans
import Control.Arrow
import Control.Arrow.Operations (ArrowState(..))
import Control.Arrow.Transformer.State (ArrowAddState(..))
import Control.Applicative
import Debug.Trace
import Control.Arrow.Machine.Types
import Control.Arrow.Machine.Event
import Control.Arrow.Machine.Event.Internal (Event(..))
import Control.Arrow.Machine.ArrowUtil
import qualified Control.Arrow.Machine.Plan as Pl
import Control.Arrow.Machine.Exception
delay ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional b) => ProcessA a b b
delay = join >>> delayImpl >>> split
where
delayImpl = Pl.repeatedly $
do
mx <- liftM Just Pl.await `catch` return Nothing
Pl.yield noEvent
maybe Pl.stop Pl.yield mx
hold ::
ArrowApply a => b -> ProcessA a (Event b) b
{-
hold old = ProcessA $ proc (ph, evx) ->
do
let new = fromEvent old evx
returnA -< (ph `mappend` Suspend, new, hold new)
-}
hold old = proc evx ->
do
rSwitch (arr $ const old) -< ((), arr . const <$> evx)
accum ::
ArrowApply a => b -> ProcessA a (Event (b->b)) b
accum old = ProcessA $ proc (ph, evf) ->
do
let new = fromEvent id evf old
returnA -< (ph `mappend` Suspend, new, accum new)
edge ::
(ArrowApply a, Eq b) =>
ProcessA a b (Event b)
edge = ProcessA $ impl Nothing
where
impl mvx = proc (ph, x) ->
do
let equals = maybe False (==x) mvx
isActive = not $ ph == Suspend
returnA -< if (not equals) && isActive
then
(Feed, Event x, ProcessA $ impl (Just x))
else
(ph `mappend` Suspend, NoEvent, ProcessA $ impl mvx)
{-# DEPRECATED passRecent, withRecent "Use `hold` instead" #-}
infixr 9 `passRecent`
infixr 9 `feedback`
passRecent ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional o) =>
ProcessA a (AS e) (Event b) ->
ProcessA a (e, AS b) o ->
ProcessA a (AS e) o
passRecent af ag = proc ase ->
do
evx <- af -< ase
mvx <- hold Nothing -< Just <$> evx
case mvx of
Just x -> ag -< (fromAS ase, toAS x)
_ -> returnA -< noEvent
withRecent ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional o) =>
ProcessA a (e, AS b) o ->
ProcessA a (e, AS (Event b)) o
withRecent af = proc (e, asevx) ->
do
mvx <- hold Nothing -< Just <$> fromAS asevx
case mvx of
Just x -> af -< (e, toAS x)
_ -> returnA -< noEvent
{-# DEPRECATED feedback1, feedback "Use Pump instead" #-}
-- |Event version of loop (member of `ArrowLoop`).
-- Yielding an event to feedback output always creates a new process cycle.
-- So be careful to make an infinite loop.
feedback1 ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional d) =>
ProcessA a (e, AS d) (c, d) ->
ProcessA a (AS e) c
feedback1 pa = ProcessA $ proc (ph, ase) ->
do
(ph', (y, d), pa') <- step pa -< (ph, (fromAS ase, toAS noEvent))
returnA -< (ph', y, cont ph' d pa')
where
cont phPrev d paC
| isOccasion d = ProcessA $ proc (ph, ase) ->
do
let
(dIn, dOut, phPv2, phCur) =
if ph == Suspend
then
(noEvent, const d, const phPrev, Suspend)
else
(d, id, id, ph `mappend` Feed)
(ph', (y, d'), pa') <- step paC -< (phCur, (fromAS ase, toAS dIn))
returnA -< (ph', y, cont (phPv2 ph') (dOut d') pa')
| isEnd d && phPrev == Feed = ProcessA $ proc (ph, ase) ->
do
(ph', (y, _), pa') <- step paC -< (ph, (fromAS ase, toAS end))
returnA -< (ph', y, proc asx -> arr fst <<< pa' -< (fromAS asx, toAS end))
| otherwise = feedback1 paC
-- |Artificially split into two arrow to use binary operator notation
-- rather than banana brackets.
feedback ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional d) =>
ProcessA a (e, AS d) b ->
ProcessA a (e, AS b) (c, d) ->
ProcessA a (AS e) c
feedback pa pb =
feedback1 $ proc (ase, x) ->
do
y <- pa -< (ase, x)
pb -< (ase, toAS y)
--
-- Switches
--
evMaybePh :: b -> (a->b) -> (Phase, Event a) -> b
evMaybePh _ f (Feed, Event x) = f x
evMaybePh _ f (Sweep, Event x) = f x
evMaybePh d _ _ = d
switchCore sw cur cont = sw cur (arr test) cont' >>> arr fst
where
test (_, (_, evt)) = evt
cont' _ t = cont t >>> arr (\y -> (y, noEvent))
switch ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a b (c, Event t) ->
(t -> ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a b c
switch = switchCore kSwitch
dSwitch ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a b (c, Event t) ->
(t -> ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a b c
dSwitch = switchCore dkSwitch
rSwitch ::
ArrowApply a => ProcessA a b c ->
ProcessA a (b, Event (ProcessA a b c)) c
rSwitch cur = ProcessA $ proc (ph, (x, eva)) ->
do
let now = evMaybePh cur id (ph, eva)
(ph', y, new) <- step now -<< (ph, x)
returnA -< (ph', y, rSwitch new)
drSwitch ::
ArrowApply a => ProcessA a b c ->
ProcessA a (b, Event (ProcessA a b c)) c
drSwitch cur = ProcessA $ proc (ph, (x, eva)) ->
do
(ph', y, new) <- step cur -< (ph, x)
returnA -< (ph', y, next new eva)
where
next _ (Event af) = drSwitch af
next af _ = drSwitch af
kSwitch ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a b c ->
ProcessA a (b, c) (Event t) ->
(ProcessA a b c -> t -> ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a b c
kSwitch sf test k = ProcessA $ proc (ph, x) ->
do
(ph', y, sf') <- step sf -< (ph, x)
(phT, evt, test') <- step test -< (ph', (x, y))
evMaybePh
(arr $ const (phT, y, kSwitch sf' test' k))
(step . (k sf'))
(phT, evt)
-<< (phT, x)
dkSwitch ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a b c ->
ProcessA a (b, c) (Event t) ->
(ProcessA a b c -> t -> ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a b c
dkSwitch sf test k = ProcessA $ proc (ph, x) ->
do
(ph', y, sf') <- step sf -< (ph, x)
(phT, evt, test') <- step test -< (ph', (x, y))
let
nextA t = k sf' t
nextB = dkSwitch sf' test' k
returnA -< (phT, y, evMaybe nextB nextA evt)
broadcast ::
Functor col =>
b -> col sf -> col (b, sf)
broadcast x sfs = fmap (\sf -> (x, sf)) sfs
par ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
(forall sf. (b -> col sf -> col (ext, sf))) ->
col (ProcessA a ext c) ->
ProcessA a b (col c)
par r sfs = ProcessA $ parCore r sfs >>> arr cont
where
cont (ph, ys, sfs') = (ph, ys, par r sfs')
parB ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
col (ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a b (col c)
parB = par broadcast
parCore ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
(forall sf. (b -> col sf -> col (ext, sf))) ->
col (ProcessA a ext c) ->
a (Phase, b) (Phase, col c, col (ProcessA a ext c))
parCore r sfs = proc (ph, x) ->
do
let input = r x sfs
ret <- unwrapArrow (Tv.sequenceA (fmap (WrapArrow . appPh) input)) -<< ph
let ph' = Fd.foldMap getPh ret
zs = fmap getZ ret
sfs' = fmap getSf ret
returnA -< (ph', zs, sfs')
where
appPh (y, sf) = proc ph -> step sf -< (ph, y)
getPh (ph, _, _) = ph
getZ (_, z, _) = z
getSf (_, _, sf) = sf
pSwitch ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
(forall sf. (b -> col sf -> col (ext, sf))) ->
col (ProcessA a ext c) ->
ProcessA a (b, col c) (Event mng) ->
(col (ProcessA a ext c) -> mng -> ProcessA a b (col c)) ->
ProcessA a b (col c)
pSwitch r sfs test k = ProcessA $ proc (ph, x) ->
do
(ph', zs, sfs') <- parCore r sfs -<< (ph, x)
(phT, evt, test') <- step test -< (ph', (x, zs))
evMaybePh
(arr $ const (ph' `mappend` phT, zs, pSwitch r sfs' test' k))
(step . (k sfs') )
(phT, evt)
-<< (ph, x)
pSwitchB ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
col (ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a (b, col c) (Event mng) ->
(col (ProcessA a b c) -> mng -> ProcessA a b (col c)) ->
ProcessA a b (col c)
pSwitchB = pSwitch broadcast
rpSwitch ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
(forall sf. (b -> col sf -> col (ext, sf))) ->
col (ProcessA a ext c) ->
ProcessA a (b, Event (col (ProcessA a ext c) -> col (ProcessA a ext c)))
(col c)
rpSwitch r sfs = ProcessA $ proc (ph, (x, evCont)) ->
do
let sfsNew = evMaybePh sfs ($sfs) (ph, evCont)
(ph', ws, sfs') <- parCore r sfsNew -<< (ph, x)
returnA -< (ph' `mappend` Suspend, ws, rpSwitch r sfs')
rpSwitchB ::
(ArrowApply a, Tv.Traversable col) =>
col (ProcessA a b c) ->
ProcessA a (b, Event (col (ProcessA a b c) -> col (ProcessA a b c)))
(col c)
rpSwitchB = rpSwitch broadcast
-- `dpSwitch` and `drpSwitch` are not implemented.
--
-- State arrow
--
peekState ::
(ArrowApply a, ArrowState s a) =>
ProcessA a e s
peekState = ProcessA $ proc (ph, dm) ->
do
s <- fetch -< dm
returnA -< (ph `mappend` Suspend, s, peekState)
encloseState ::
(ArrowApply a, ArrowAddState s a a') =>
ProcessA a b c ->
s ->
ProcessA a' b c
encloseState pa s = ProcessA $ proc (ph, x) ->
do
((ph', y, pa'), s') <- elimState (step pa) -< ((ph, x), s)
returnA -< (ph', y, encloseState pa' s')
--
-- other utility arrow
-- |Make two event streams into one.
-- Actually `gather` is more general and convenient;
-- @
-- ... <- tee -< (e1, e2)
-- @
-- is equivalent to
-- @
-- ... <- gather -< [Left <$> e1, Right <$> e2]
-- @
tee ::
ArrowApply a => ProcessA a (Event b1, Event b2) (Event (Either b1 b2))
tee = join >>> go
where
go = Pl.repeatedly $
do
(evx, evy) <- Pl.await
evMaybe (return ()) (Pl.yield . Left) evx
evMaybe (return ()) (Pl.yield . Right) evy
sample ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a (Event b1, Event b2) [b1]
sample = join >>> Pl.construct (go id) >>> hold []
where
go l =
do
(evx, evy) <- Pl.await `catch` return (NoEvent, End)
let l2 = evMaybe l (\x -> l . (x:)) evx
if isEnd evy
then
do
Pl.yield $ l2 []
Pl.stop
else
return ()
evMaybe (go l2) (\_ -> Pl.yield (l2 []) >> go id) evy
-- |Make multiple event channels into one.
-- If simultaneous events are given, lefter one is emitted earlier.
gather ::
(ArrowApply a, Fd.Foldable f) =>
ProcessA a (f (Event b)) (Event b)
gather = arr (Fd.foldMap $ fmap singleton) >>> fork
where
singleton x = x NonEmpty.:| []
-- | Provides a source event stream.
-- A dummy input event stream is needed.
-- @
-- run af [...]
-- @
-- is equivalent to
-- @
-- run (source [...] >>> af) (repeat ())
-- @
source ::
(ArrowApply a, Fd.Foldable f) =>
f c -> ProcessA a (Event b) (Event c)
source l = Pl.construct $ Fd.mapM_ yd l
where
yd x = Pl.await >> Pl.yield x
-- |Given an array-valued event and emit it's values as inidvidual events.
fork ::
(ArrowApply a, Fd.Foldable f) =>
ProcessA a (Event (f b)) (Event b)
fork = Pl.repeatedly $
Pl.await >>= Fd.mapM_ Pl.yield
-- |Executes an action once per an input event is provided.
anytime ::
ArrowApply a =>
a b c ->
ProcessA a (Event b) (Event c)
anytime action = Pl.repeatedlyT (ary0 unArrowMonad) $
do
x <- Pl.await
ret <- lift $ arrowMonad action x
Pl.yield ret
filter cond = Pl.repeatedlyT (ary0 unArrowMonad) $
do
x <- Pl.await
b <- lift $ arrowMonad cond x
if b then Pl.yield x else return ()
echo ::
ArrowApply a =>
ProcessA a (Event b) (Event b)
echo = filter (arr (const True))
onEnd ::
(ArrowApply a, Occasional b) =>
ProcessA a b (Event ())
onEnd = join >>> go
where
go = Pl.repeatedly $
Pl.await `catch` (Pl.yield () >> Pl.stop)
-- |Observe a previous value of a signal.
-- Tipically used with rec statement.
cycleDelay ::
ArrowApply a => ProcessA a b b
cycleDelay = ProcessA $ arr begin
where
begin (ph, x) = (ph `mappend` Suspend, x, ProcessA $ arr (go x))
go cur (Sweep, x) = (Suspend, cur, ProcessA $ arr (go x))
go cur (ph, _) = (ph, cur, ProcessA $ arr (go cur))