public static final class ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Instance<P extends K2,F extends K1,G extends K1> extends Object implements Profunctor ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P,F,G>
Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Instance.Mu |
Constructor and Description |
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Instance(Profunctor P proof,
Functor F fFunctor,
Functor G gFunctor) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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<A,B,C,D> (ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P,F,G><A,B>) -> ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P,F,G><C,D> |
dimap((C) -> A g,
(B) -> D h)
Takes a function from the output type
C to the input type A and a function from the input
type B to the output type D , and returns a function from a container of A, B to
a container of C, D . |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
dimap, dimap, lmap, rmap
public <A,B,C,D> (ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P,F,G><A,B>) -> ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P,F,G><C,D> dimap((C) -> A g, (B) -> D h)
Profunctor
C
to the input type A
and a function from the input
type B
to the output type D
, and returns a function from a container of A, B
to
a container of C, D
.
A straightforward example of an implementation of dimap
is the method Function.andThen(Function)
.
For functions, the expression
dimap(g, h).apply(f)
is equivalent to
g.andThen(f).andThen(h)
dimap
in interface Profunctor ProfunctorFunctorWrapper.Mu<P extends K2,F extends K1,G extends K1>
A
- The first input type.B
- The second input type.C
- The first output type.D
- The second output type.g
- A function from output to input.h
- A function from input to output.Profunctor.dimap(App2, Function, Function)