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Matt originally had a small gallery of examples of Vacuum output, including sequences, difference lists (dlists,) and a simple example of Data.List.transpose. See here:
I've started a basic gallery inside the main repository with only a simple example (the output of the list [1, 2],) but really the gallery should be on the gh-pages branch with a page for each data type, with several examples of each.
Some simple examples of data structures that would be cool to visualize with various combinators:
vector
containers
dlist
unordered-containers (HashSet, lazy/strict HashMap - also Johans' HAMTs)
Data.Sequence (or perhaps generally a finger-tree)
Data.List
JSON (aeson?) for a simple type
FGL or a graph library
A priority queue (millions of choices)
A zipper (millions of choices)
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Matt originally had a small gallery of examples of Vacuum output, including sequences, difference lists (dlists,) and a simple example of
Data.List.transpose
. See here:http://web.archive.org/web/20100410115820/http://moonpatio.com/vacuum/
I've started a basic gallery inside the main repository with only a simple example (the output of the list
[1, 2]
,) but really the gallery should be on thegh-pages
branch with a page for each data type, with several examples of each.Some simple examples of data structures that would be cool to visualize with various combinators:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: