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1. data PyFCategory

   PyF	PyF.Class

   The three categories of formatting in PyF

2. type family PyFClassify t :: PyFCategory

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Classify a type to a PyFCategory This classification will be used to decide which formatting to use when no type specifier in provided.

3. PyFFractional :: PyFCategory

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Format as a fractional, approximate value with a fractional part

4. PyFIntegral :: PyFCategory

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Format as an integral, no fractional part, precise value

5. PyFString :: PyFCategory

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Format as a string

6. class PyFToString t

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Convert a type to string This is used for the string formatting.

7. class PyfFormatFractional a

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Apply a fractional formatting to any type. A default instance for any Real is provided which internally converts to Double, which may not be efficient or results in rounding errors. You can provide your own instance and internally use formatFractional which does have the same signatures as pyfFormatFractional but with a RealFrac constraint.

8. class PyfFormatIntegral i

   PyF	PyF.Class

   Apply an integral formatting to any type. A default instance for any Integral is provided. You can provide your own instance and internally use formatIntegral which does have the same signatures as pyfFormatIntegral but with an Integral constraint.

9. Percent :: Format 'CanAlt 'NoUpper 'Fractional

   PyF	PyF.Formatters

   No documentation available.

10. Plus :: SignMode

    PyF	PyF.Formatters

    Display - sign and + sign

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