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(** The state monad and its operators. *)
(** {6 Overview}
The state monad is provided here mostly for reference purposes. It is not
actually used directly within the [cf] library. However, it is sometimes
helpful to have an example of the state monad to use when lifting another
monad into a new monad with state.
*)
(** {6 Types} *)
(** The state monad. Evaluate by calling it with an initial state. *)
type ('s, 'a) t = 's -> 'a * 's
(** {6 Modules } *)
(** A module containing the [( >>= )] binding operator for composition of state
monads.
*)
module Op: sig
(** Use [m >>= f] to produce a monad that applies [f] to the result of
evaluating [m].
*)
val ( >>= ): ('s, 'a) t -> ('a -> ('s, 'b) t) -> ('s, 'b) t
end
(** {6 Operators} *)
(** A monad that returns [unit] and performs no operation. *)
val nil: ('s, unit) t
(** Use [return a] to produce a monad that returns [a] when evaluated. *)
val return: 'a -> ('s, 'a) t
(** A monad that returns the encapsulate state. *)
val load: ('s, 's) t
(** Use [store s] to produce a monad with [s] as the value of its encapsulated
state.
*)
val store: 's -> ('s, unit) t
(** Use [modify f] to produce a monad that applies [f] to the encapsulated
state to obtain a new state value, and which returns the unit value as its
result when evaluated.
*)
val modify: ('s -> 's) -> ('s, unit) t
(** Use [field f] to produce a monad that returns the result of applying [f] to
the value of the encapsulated state.
*)
val field: ('s -> 'a) -> ('s, 'a) t (* let field f s = (f s), s *)
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