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unDatetimeoffset :: Datetimeoffset -> ZonedTimeodbc Database.ODBC.SQLServer No documentation available.
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It is recommended to import this module qualified to avoid name conflicts with functions from the Prelude. Enabling OverloadedStrings will allow declaring CharSets using string literal syntax.
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} import qualified Data.CharSet as CS vowels :: CS.CharSet vowels = "aeiou" -
parser-regex Data.CharSet A set of Chars. The members are stored as contiguous ranges of Chars. This is efficient when the members form contiguous ranges since many Chars can be represented with just one range.
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password Data.Password.Validate Predicate which defines the characters that can be used for a password.
CharSetPredicate :: (Char -> Bool) -> CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate No documentation available.
InvalidCharSetPredicate :: CharacterCategory -> MinimumAmount -> InvalidPolicyReasonpassword Data.Password.Validate charSetPredicate does not return True for a CharacterCategory that requires at least MinimumAmount characters in the password
charSetPredicate :: PasswordPolicy -> CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate Which characters are acceptable for use in passwords (cf. defaultCharSetPredicate)
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password Data.Password.Validate Default character set Should be all non-control characters in the ASCII character set.
defaultCharSetPredicate :: CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate The default character set consists of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters from the ASCII character set. (i.e. everything from the ASCII set except the control characters)
getCharSetPredicate :: CharSetPredicate -> Char -> Boolpassword Data.Password.Validate No documentation available.