/- Copyright (c) 2016 Jared Roesch. All rights reserved. Released under Apache 2.0 license as described in the file LICENSE. Authors: Jared Roesch -/ prelude import init.category.applicative import init.category.functor import init.category.monad import init.logic import init.function namespace native inductive result (E : Type) (R : Type) : Type | err {} : E → result | ok {} : R → result def unwrap_or {E T : Type} : result E T → T → T | (result.err _) default := default | (result.ok t) _ := t def result.map : Π {E : Type} {T : Type} {U : Type}, (T → U) → result E T → result E U | E T U f (result.err e) := result.err e | E T U f (result.ok t) := result.ok (f t) def result.and_then {E T U : Type} : result E T → (T → result E U) → result E U | (result.err e) _ := result.err e | (result.ok t) f := f t instance result_functor (E : Type) : functor (result E) := functor.mk (@result.map E) def result.seq {E T U : Type} : result E (T → U) → result E T → result E U | f t := result.and_then f (fun f', result.and_then t (fun t', result.ok (f' t'))) instance result_applicative (E : Type) : applicative (result E) := applicative.mk (@result.map E) (@result.ok E) (@result.seq E) instance result_monad (E : Type) : monad (result E) := {map := @result.map E, ret := @result.ok E, bind := @result.and_then E} inductive resultT (M : Type → Type) (E : Type) (A : Type) : Type | run : M (result E A) → resultT section resultT variable {M : Type → Type} def resultT.map [functor : functor M] {E : Type} {A B : Type} : (A → B) → resultT M E A → resultT M E B | f (resultT.run action) := resultT.run (@functor.map M functor _ _ (result.map f) action) def resultT.pure [monad : monad M] {E A : Type} (x : A) : resultT M E A := resultT.run $ return (result.ok x) def resultT.and_then [monad : monad M] {E A B : Type} : resultT M E A → (A → resultT M E B) → resultT M E B | (resultT.run action) f := resultT.run (do res_a ← action, -- a little ugly with this match (match res_a with | native.result.err e := return (native.result.err e) | native.result.ok a := let (resultT.run actionB) := f a in actionB end : M (result E B))) instance resultT_functor [f : functor M] (E : Type) : functor (resultT M E) := functor.mk (@resultT.map M f E) -- Should we unify functor and monad like haskell? instance resultT_monad [f : functor M] [m : monad M] (E : Type) : monad (resultT M E) := {map := @resultT.map M f E, ret := @resultT.pure M m E, bind := @resultT.and_then M m E} end resultT end native