Closed zoeyfyi closed 10 months ago
I suggest you try to find the author (e.g. via git blame) and then ask the author...
Tracing the change back to 13fd23e1ea064eac611f1834c58d7b825a4013a9 and 4de7cd8b61ff05b5b2bdf5d4ece03ecf8c35f311, it seems that this was a mistake.
Tracing the change back to 13fd23e and 4de7cd8, it seems that this was a mistake.
@emekoi : Is there a released version of alex that supports alex{G,S}etUserState
in the monadUserState-bytestring
wrapper?
According to my experiments,
alex{G,S}etUserState
So maybe this isn't a regression, but a feature that never worked.
I probably should've checked, but I think you're right that this never worked. In a4f43f8c1532937673682b317470f8e47fe1be38 (just before 13fd23e1ea064eac611f1834c58d7b825a4013a9) monadUserState-bytestring
also did not support alex{G,S}etUserState
. I probably just assumed alex
did at some point because I was following this tutorial by Serokell, and they use alex{G,S}etUserState
with monadUserState-bytestring
.
Also could you clarify what you meant by "alex-3.1.7 (Jan 2016) does not know about that wrapper"? Looking at Github, alex{G,S}etUserState
were introduced in #23 which made it into alex-3.1.1
, and monadUserState-bytestring
was introduced in alex-2.3.1
(57d9d6d30ee28be5d1d02bfa6379d605e132a735).
Also could you clarify what you meant by "alex-3.1.7 (Jan 2016) does not know about that wrapper"?
Oh, I got a parse error for the test, so I assumed it was because of the %wrapper
directive. I should check again...
I checked 3.1.4; it also does not know about alex{S,G}etUserState
. Older versions of alex can't be built on my mac.
Is there any reason these are not enabled for the
monadUserState-bytestring
wrapper?https://github.com/haskell/alex/blob/24ab083ecf6fc82262090374ef46fb4ae7bbf61c/data/AlexWrappers.hs#L261