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lookupName :: forall (n :: S) a . Name n -> NameMap n a -> afree-foil Control.Monad.Foil Looking up a name should always succeed. Note that since Name is Sinkable, you can lookup a name from scope n in a NameMap for scope l whenever l extends n.
lookupSubst :: forall e (i :: S) (o :: S) . InjectName e => Substitution e i o -> Name i -> e ofree-foil Control.Monad.Foil Apply substitution to a given name.
lookupName :: forall (n :: S) a . Name n -> NameMap n a -> afree-foil Control.Monad.Foil.Internal Looking up a name should always succeed. Note that since Name is Sinkable, you can lookup a name from scope n in a NameMap for scope l whenever l extends n.
lookupSubst :: forall e (i :: S) (o :: S) . InjectName e => Substitution e i o -> Name i -> e ofree-foil Control.Monad.Foil.Internal Apply substitution to a given name.
lookupNode :: Node -> NodeManager k -> Maybe kgraph-core Data.Core.Graph.NodeManager No documentation available.
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greskell Data.Greskell.AsLabel Lookup the value and parse it into a.
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greskell Data.Greskell.AsLabel MonadThrow version of lookupAs.
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greskell Data.Greskell.AsLabel MonadThrow version of lookup. If there is no value for the key, it throws PMapNoSuchKey.
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greskell Data.Greskell.Extra Lookup the value and parse it into a.
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greskell Data.Greskell.Extra Similar to lookupAs, but this function converts a null result into Nothing. A null result is either (1) the key k is not found in the map, or (2) the key is found, but the value is null.