idSP :: SP b b filterSP :: (b -> Bool) -> SP b b mapSP :: (t -> b) -> SP t b concatMapSP :: (t -> [b]) -> SP t b mapAccumlSP :: (t -> a -> (t, b)) -> t -> SP a b concatMapAccumlSP :: (t -> a -> (t, [b])) -> t -> SP a b concatSP :: SP [b] b zipSP :: [a] -> SP b (a, b) splitAtElemSP :: (a -> Bool) -> Cont (SP a b) [a] chopSP :: ((b -> SP a b) -> SP a b) -> SP a b idempotSP :: Eq a => SP a a
type Cont c a = (a -> c) -> c
These are some common stream processors. idSP
is the identity
stream processor, i.e., a short-circuit from its input to its output.
mapSP f
is a stream processor that outputs f x
when it
receives x
on its input and thus is the equivalent of
map
for lists.
The other stream processors too are equivalent to the similarly named list functions.