If I have this:
case class Foo(
age: Int,
name: String,
bar: List[Bar],
alive: Boolean
)
case class Bar(
hey: String,
you: String
)
Can I create a lens that can get/set foo.bar(1).you
?
Not out of the box, and you really need a partial lens to look things up in a list by index responsibly. Scalaz provides what you need, though, and shapeless-contrib makes interoperability easy:
import scalaz.PLens._
import shapeless.lens
import shapeless.contrib.scalaz._
val secondBar = (lens[Foo] >> 'bar).asScalaz.partial.andThen(listNthPLens(1))
And then:
scala> secondBar.get(fooB)
res0: Option[Bar] = None
scala> secondBar.get(fooA)
res1: Option[Bar] = Some(Bar(foo,bar))
scala> secondBar.set(fooA, Bar("bar", "foo"))
res2: Option[Foo] = Some(Foo(1,,List(Bar(,), Bar(bar,foo)),false))
scala> secondBar.set(fooB, Bar("bar", "foo"))
res3: Option[Foo] = None
If you don't mind living dangerously, you could also write your own Shapeless lens for looking up locations in a list (with a type like Lens[List[A], A]
), but that would be giving up a lot of the value of both Shapeless and lenses.