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= Introduction = This page describes the design, usage and motivation for [https://github.com/atzeus/CTRex CTRex]. CTRex is a library for Haskell which implements extensible records using closed type families, datakinds and type literals. It does '''not''' use overlapping instances. Features: * Row-polymorphism * Support for scoped labels (i.e. duplicate labels) '''and''' non-scoped labels (i.e. the lacks predicate on rows). * The value level interface and the type level interface correspond to each other. * The order of labels (except for duplicate labels) does not matter. I.e. {x = 0, y = 0} and {y = 0, x = 0} have the '''same type'''. * Syntactic sugar on the value level as well as type level. * If all values in a record satisfy a constraint such as <hask>Show</hask>, then we are able to do operations on all fields in a record, if that operation only requires that the constraint is satisfied. In this way we can create instances such as <hask> Forall r Show => Show (Rec r) </hask>. This is available to the application programmer as well. * Fast extend, lookup and restriction (all O(log n)) using HashMaps. The haddock documentation is available [http://homepages.cwi.nl/~ploeg/openrecdocs/Records.html here].
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