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  1. readUTF8File :: FilePath -> IO String

    Cabal Distribution.Simple.Utils

    Reads a UTF8 encoded text file as a Unicode String Reads lazily using ordinary readFile.

  2. readTextData :: Read a => Text -> Either Text a

    http-api-data Web.HttpApiData

    Parse URL piece using Read instance. Use for types which do not involve letters: 

    >>> readTextData "1991-06-02" :: Either Text Day
Right 1991-06-02
    This parser is case sensitive and will not match showTextData in presence of letters: 
    >>> readTextData (showTextData True) :: Either Text Bool
Left "could not parse: `true'"
    See parseBoundedTextData.

  3. readTextData :: Read a => Text -> Either Text a

    http-api-data Web.Internal.HttpApiData

    Parse URL piece using Read instance. Use for types which do not involve letters: 

    >>> readTextData "1991-06-02" :: Either Text Day
Right 1991-06-02
    This parser is case sensitive and will not match showTextData in presence of letters: 
    >>> readTextData (showTextData True) :: Either Text Bool
Left "could not parse: `true'"
    See parseBoundedTextData.

  4. readFile :: ParseSettings -> FilePath -> IO Document

    xml-conduit Text.XML

    No documentation available.

  5. readFile :: ParseSettings -> FilePath -> IO Document

    xml-conduit Text.XML.Unresolved

    No documentation available.

  6. readChan :: MonadBase IO m => Chan a -> m a

    lifted-base Control.Concurrent.Chan.Lifted

    Generalized version of readChan.

  7. readMVar :: MonadBase IO m => MVar a -> m a

    lifted-base Control.Concurrent.MVar.Lifted

    Generalized version of readMVar.

  8. readIORef :: MonadBase IO m => IORef a -> m a

    lifted-base Data.IORef.Lifted

    Generalized version of readIORef.

  9. readConfig :: Config -> [String] -> IO Config

    hspec-core Test.Hspec.Core.Runner

    readConfig parses config options from several sources and constructs a Config value. It takes options from:

    1. ~/.hspec (a config file in the user's home directory)
    2. .hspec (a config file in the current working directory)
    3. environment variables starting with HSPEC_
    4. the provided list of command-line options (the second argument to readConfig)
    (precedence from low to high) When parsing fails then readConfig writes an error message to stderr and exits with exitFailure. When --help is provided as a command-line option then readConfig writes a help message to stdout and exits with exitSuccess. A common way to use readConfig is: 
    getArgs >>= readConfig defaultConfig

  10. readSymbolicLink :: FilePath -> IO FilePath

    unix-compat System.PosixCompat.Files

    Reads the FilePath pointed to by the symbolic link and returns it. Note: calls readlink.

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