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numrange :: Value (Range Scientific)postgresql-binary PostgreSQL.Binary.Decoding numrange
numeric :: Scientific -> Encodingpostgresql-binary PostgreSQL.Binary.Encoding No documentation available.
nummultirange :: Multirange Scientific -> Encodingpostgresql-binary PostgreSQL.Binary.Encoding No documentation available.
numrange :: Range Scientific -> Encodingpostgresql-binary PostgreSQL.Binary.Encoding No documentation available.
numEvents :: Categorical p a -> Intrandom-fu Data.Random.Distribution.Categorical No documentation available.
number :: (PositionalSystem s, Integral α, Printer p) => s -> α -> ptext-printer Text.Printer.Integral Print a number in the specified positional numeral system. Negative values are prefixed with a minus sign.
number' :: (PositionalSystem s, Integral α, Printer p) => s -> p -> p -> p -> α -> ptext-printer Text.Printer.Integral Print a number in the specified positional numeral system.
numericValue :: Char -> Maybe Rationalunicode-data Unicode.Char.Numeric Numeric value of a character, if relevant. Note: a character may have a numeric value but return False with the predicate isNumber, because isNumber only tests GeneralCategory: some CJK characters are OtherLetter and do have a numeric value.
numberToChar :: String -> Exceptional String Charxml-basic Text.HTML.Basic.Entity Lookup a numeric entity, the leading '#' must have already been removed.
numberToChar "65" == Success 'A' numberToChar "x41" == Success 'A' numberToChar "x4E" === Success 'N' numberToChar "x4e" === Success 'N' numberToChar "Haskell" == Exception "..." numberToChar "" == Exception "..." numberToChar "89439085908539082" == Exception "..."
It's safe to use that for arbitrary big number strings, since we abort parsing as soon as possible.numberToChar (repeat '1') == Exception "..."
numberToChar :: String -> Exceptional String Charxml-basic Text.XML.Basic.Entity Lookup a numeric entity, the leading '#' must have already been removed.
numberToChar "65" == Success 'A' numberToChar "x41" == Success 'A' numberToChar "x4E" === Success 'N' numberToChar "x4e" === Success 'N' numberToChar "Haskell" == Exception "..." numberToChar "" == Exception "..." numberToChar "89439085908539082" == Exception "..."
It's safe to use that for arbitrary big number strings, since we abort parsing as soon as possible.numberToChar (repeat '1') == Exception "..."