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ProfiledM :: m a -> ProfiledM (m :: k -> Type) (a :: k)reflex Reflex.Profiled No documentation available.
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ProfiledTimeline (t :: k)reflex Reflex.Profiled No documentation available.
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reflex Reflex.Pure A completely pure-functional Reflex timeline, identifying moments in time with the type t.
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reflex Reflex.Spider.Internal No documentation available.
Pull :: !IORef (Maybe (PullSubscribed x a)) -> !BehaviorM x a -> Pull (x :: k) areflex Reflex.Spider.Internal No documentation available.
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PullSubscribed (x :: k) areflex Reflex.Spider.Internal No documentation available.
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reflex Reflex.Spider.Internal No documentation available.
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The Text.Regex.PCRE module provides a backend for regular expressions. If you import this along with other backends, then you should do so with qualified imports, perhaps renamed for convenience. Using the provided CompOption and ExecOption values and if configUTF8 is True, then you might be able to send UTF8 encoded ByteStrings to PCRE and get sensible results. This is currently untested. The regular expression can be provided as a ByteString, but it will be copied and a NUL byte appended to make a CString unless such a byte is already present. Thus the regular expression cannot contain an explicit NUL byte. The search string is passed as a CStringLen and may contain NUL bytes and does not need to end in a NUL byte. ByteStrings are searched in place (via unsafeUseAsCStringLen). A String will be converted into a CString or CStringLen for processing. Doing this repeatedly will be very inefficient. The Text.Regex.PCRE.String, Text.Regex.PCRE.ByteString, and Text.Regex.PCRE.Wrap modules provides both the high level interface exported by this module and medium- and low-level interfaces that returns error using Either structures.
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safecopy Data.SafeCopy Wrapper for data that was saved without a version tag.