Esempio n. 1
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    //	public static ISO<Either<L, R>, Either<R, L>> IsoEither<L, R>() =>
    //		new ISO<Either<L, R>, Either<R, L>>(
    //			lr => lr.Match<Either<R, L>>(Either<R, L>.Right, Either<R, L>.Left),
    //			rl => rl.Match<Either<L, R>>(Either<L, R>.Right, Either<L, R>.Left));

    public static ISO <Either <A, C>, Either <B, D> > IsoEither <A, B, C, D>(ISO <A, B> ab, ISO <C, D> cd)
    {
        return(new ISO <Either <A, C>, Either <B, D> >
                   (l => l.Match <Either <B, D> >(a => Either <B, D> .Left(ab.Fw(a)),
                                                  c => Either <B, D> .Right(cd.Fw(c))),
                   r => r.Match <Either <A, C> >(b => Either <A, C> .Left(ab.Bw(b)),
                                                 d => Either <A, C> .Right(cd.Bw(d)))));
    }
Esempio n. 2
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 public static ISO <Func <A, C>, Func <B, D> > IsoFunc <A, B, C, D>(ISO <A, B> ab, ISO <C, D> cd)
 {
     return(new ISO <Func <A, C>, Func <B, D> >
                (ac => a => cd.Fw(ac(ab.Bw(a))), bd => b => cd.Bw(bd(ab.Fw(b)))));
 }
Esempio n. 3
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    // where (), the empty tuple, has 1 value, and Void has 0 value
    // If we have isoUnEither,
    // We have ISO () Void by calling isoUnEither isoEU
    // That is impossible, since we can get a Void by
    // substL on ISO () Void
    // So it is impossible to have isoUnEither

    /// Going another way is hard (and is generally impossible)
    /// Remember, for all valid ISO, converting and converting back
    /// is the same as the original value.
    /// You need this to prove some case are impossible.
    public static ISO <A, B> IsoUnOptional <A, B>(ISO <Optional <A>, Optional <B> > iso)
    {
        return(new ISO <A, B>
                   (a => iso.Fw(Optional <A> .From(a)).OrElseGet(() => iso.Fw(Optional <A> .Empty()).Get()),
                   b => iso.Bw(Optional <B> .From(b)).OrElseGet(() => iso.Bw(Optional <B> .Empty()).Get())));
    }
Esempio n. 4
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 public static ISO <List <A>, List <B> > IsoList <A, B>(ISO <A, B> iso)
 {
     return(new ISO <List <A>, List <B> >
                (a => a.ConvertAll(i => iso.Fw(i)), b => b.ConvertAll(i => iso.Bw(i))));
 }
Esempio n. 5
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 /// we can combine isomorphism
 public static ISO <Tuple <A, C>, Tuple <B, D> > IsoTuple <A, B, C, D>(ISO <A, B> ab, ISO <C, D> cd)
 {
     return(new ISO <Tuple <A, C>, Tuple <B, D> >
                (ac => Tuple.Create(ab.Fw(ac.Item1), cd.Fw(ac.Item2)),
                bd => Tuple.Create(ab.Bw(bd.Item1), cd.Bw(bd.Item2))));
 }
Esempio n. 6
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 /// isomorphism is transitive
 public static ISO <A, C> Trans <A, B, C>(ISO <A, B> ab, ISO <B, C> bc)
 {
     return(new ISO <A, C>(a => bc.Fw(ab.Fw(a)), c => ab.Bw(bc.Bw(c))));
 }
 private static Func <B, B> Rlr <A, B>(ISO <A, B> Iso)
 {
     return(it => Iso.Fw(Iso.Bw(it)));
 }
 private static Func <A, A> Lrl <A, B>(ISO <A, B> Iso)
 {
     return(it => Iso.Bw(Iso.Fw(it)));
 }
Esempio n. 9
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 private static Func <B, B> rlr <A, B>(ISO <A, B> Iso) => it => Iso.Fw(Iso.Bw(it));
Esempio n. 10
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 private static Func <A, A> lrl <A, B>(ISO <A, B> Iso) => it => Iso.Bw(Iso.Fw(it));