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  1. package text-builder-dev

    Edge of developments for "text-builder" This is a development version of "text-builder". All experimentation and feature development happens here. The API can change drastically. For a more stable API use "text-builder". The packages are compatible, because they both operate on the type defined in "text-builder-core".

  2. package text-encode

    Classes and newtypes for deriving uniform textual encodings. Classes and newtypes for deriving uniform textual encodings. See the Text.Encode module documentation for details and usage examples.

  3. package text-ldap

    Parser and Printer for LDAP text data stream This package contains Parser and Printer for LDAP text data stream like OpenLDAP backup LDIF.

  4. package text-misc-yj

    tribial tools about text Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/YoshikuniJujo/test_haskell/text-misc-yj#readme

  5. package text-regex-replace

    Easy replacement when using text-icu regexes. This provides a convenient API for doing replacements off of a regular expression, similar to what regex libraries in other languages provide. At this point, this hasn't been used enough to have any idea of its performance. Caveat emptor.

  6. package text-show-instances

    Additional instances for text-show text-show-instances is a supplemental library to text-show that provides additional Show instances for data types in common Haskell libraries and GHC dependencies that are not encompassed by text-show. Currently, text-show-instances covers these libraries:

    One can use these instances by importing TextShow.Instances. Alternatively, there are monomorphic versions of the showb function available in the other submodules of TextShow.

  7. package th-bang-compat

    Compatibility for bang-type template This package provides compatible interfaces for bang-type template

  8. package th-deepstrict

    Check that datatypes are deep strict using Template Haskell. A library for checking that datatypes are deep strict using Template Haskell. Deep strictness is a helpful property for enforcing the absence of space leaks caused by excessive laziness.

  9. package th-extras

    A grab bag of functions for use with Template Haskell A grab bag of functions for use with Template Haskell. This is basically the place I put all my ugly CPP hacks to support the ever-changing interface of the template haskell system by providing high-level operations and making sure they work on as many versions of Template Haskell as I can.

  10. package th-nowq

    Template Haskell splice that expands to current time TH splice that expands to current time as a string literal in ISO-8601 format. Can be used to embed the compilation timestamp in your application.

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