Sometimes I face to weird issue, consider following examples:
This compiles:
renderFrame :: Frame -> Fay ()
renderFrame frame = do
stack <- getStack
if length stack > 0
then (do
let e = head stack
traceEventCoord e)
else (do return ())
reqFrame renderFrame
emptyStack
where traceEventCoord :: Event -> Fay ()
traceEventCoord e = do
eX <- pageX e
eY <- pageY e
let str = show eX ++ " x " ++ show eY
trace <- elById "trace"
if isNull trace
then return ()
else elSetHtml (fromNullable trace) str
pageX :: Event -> Fay Int
pageX = ffi "%1['pageX']"
pageY :: Event -> Fay Int
pageY = ffi "%1['pageY']"
So does it:
getParentGroups :: Fragment -> Fay [Fragment]
getParentGroups f = do
p <- getParent f
nn <- nodeName (fromNullable p)
return [fromNullable p]
getParent :: Fragment -> Fay (Nullable Fragment)
getParent = ffi "%1.parent()"
nodeName :: Fragment -> Fay String
nodeName = ffi "%1.node.nodeName"
But if I put auxiliary functions within where block I have compilation error:
fay: your FFI declaration needs a type signature pageX = ffi "%1['pageX']"
fay: your FFI declaration needs a type signature: getParent = ffi "%1.parent()"
E.g.
-- ...
where traceEventCoord :: Event -> Fay ()
traceEventCoord e = do
eX <- pageX e
eY <- pageY e
let str = show eX ++ " x " ++ show eY
trace <- elById "trace"
if isNull trace
then return ()
else elSetHtml (fromNullable trace) str
pageX :: Event -> Fay Int
pageX = ffi "%1['pageX']"
pageY :: Event -> Fay Int
pageY = ffi "%1['pageY']"
and
getParentGroups f = do
p <- getParent f
nn <- nodeName (fromNullable p)
return [fromNullable p]
where
getParent :: Fragment -> Fay (Nullable Fragment)
getParent = ffi "%1.parent()"
nodeName :: Fragment -> Fay String
nodeName = ffi "%1.node.nodeName"
Notice, that traceEventCoords
in first example do not invokes this issue.
Is it a bug?
P.S. Second example is a just an example and final code would be refactored a bit, but it holds for demonstrative purpose.
Update: This has been implemented and released in fay 0.19
Sorry for the delay! Jetlag got me :(
I think this just hasn't been implemented yet. Initially ffi was only supported on the top level, then ffi expressions were added which need the type signature next to the expression ffi "alert('foo')" :: Fay ()
. I don't think anyone ever got around to doing it for where statements as well.