[Haskell-beginners] Mixing monads?
Stephen Tetley
stephen.tetley at gmail.com
Sun Mar 28 13:03:04 EDT 2010
Hi Ron
Generally you would want a monad transformer for combining the effects
of of two monads - one monad remains as it is, the other is modified
slightly to make it a "transformer" rather than a regular monad.
It looks like Attoparsec doesn't supply a transformer instance so that
obliges you to make CBC a transformer instead - prosaically this means
making CBC an instance of monad transformer class Trans and extending
the type of CBC to be something like "CbcT m a" rather than "CBC a" so
the monad it transforms can be supplied as a parameter "m".
As Attoparsec isn't a transformer you will have to "lift" Attoparsec
operations into the CbcT monad so func will look something like this -
note the change on the second line:
func = do
x <- lift $ word128
let r = do
y <- decryptCBC x
if (predicate y)
then return bar
else -- somehow read more from the parser?
return r
Best wishes
Stephen
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