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I have recently started using RIO and am liking it a lot so far. I have been surprised several times at omitted exports from RIO submodules that do not appear to be unsafe, unchecked, or partial. For example, iforM and iforM_ are not exported from RIO.Vector et al. even though they are exported from Data.Vector* and imapM, imapM_, forM, and forM_ are all exported from RIO. Similarly, unzip and unzipWith are not exported from RIO.Seq (though available as munzip and unzipWith' methods on internal instances) even though they are from Data.Sequence.
Are these inadvertent omissions or is there a guiding rationale behind them? If the latter, it would be helpful if the reasons were clarified in the documentation. Using RIO.* as a nice and coherent alternative to Data.* is handy, but less so if one has to check and special case imports of functions that fit the RIO conditions but are missing.
Thanks
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I have recently started using RIO and am liking it a lot so far. I have been surprised several times at omitted exports from RIO submodules that do not appear to be unsafe, unchecked, or partial. For example,
iforM
andiforM_
are not exported fromRIO.Vector
et al. even though they are exported fromData.Vector
* andimapM
,imapM_
,forM
, andforM_
are all exported from RIO. Similarly,unzip
andunzipWith
are not exported from RIO.Seq (though available asmunzip
andunzipWith'
methods on internal instances) even though they are from Data.Sequence.Are these inadvertent omissions or is there a guiding rationale behind them? If the latter, it would be helpful if the reasons were clarified in the documentation. Using
RIO.*
as a nice and coherent alternative toData.*
is handy, but less so if one has to check and special case imports of functions that fit the RIO conditions but are missing.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: