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Hi, I'd like to fmap the same function to the 2 members of a ([FilePath], [FilePath]). I think I need a bifunctor for that (it's the first time I would have to use one). Is there an instance of bifunctor for (,) ?
([FilePath], [FilePath])
(,)
with a Bifunctor, you would apply two functions to two elements, which may be the same
bimap f g (a, b)
is there a shortcut operator ?
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/extra-1.7.10/docs/Data-Tuple-Extra.html#v:both
:smile:
thank you !
there would also be the Traversal Control.Lens.both, if that's more your vibe
Traversal
Control.Lens.both
(both %~ f) (1, 2)
I think I will stick with both + simple functions but thanks for the hint
Hi, I'd like to fmap the same function to the 2 members of a
([FilePath], [FilePath]). I think I need a bifunctor for that (it's the first time I would have to use one). Is there an instance of bifunctor for(,)?with a Bifunctor, you would apply two functions to two elements, which may be the same
bimap f g (a, b)is there a shortcut operator ?
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/extra-1.7.10/docs/Data-Tuple-Extra.html#v:both
:smile:
thank you !
there would also be the
TraversalControl.Lens.both, if that's more your vibe(both %~ f) (1, 2)I think I will stick with both + simple functions but thanks for the hint