control-monad-exception

Contact

Pepe Iborra (pepeiborra@gmail.com)

Install

You can obtain this package from Hackage. If you have cabal-install you can simply type:

cabal install control-monad-exception

to install it.

Documentation

• Haddock documentation available at Hackage or GitHub.
• There is a paper explaining the ideas behind this library:

  • Explicitly typed exceptions for Haskell(PDF). Jose Iborra, PADL'10.

• Blog post: control-monad-exception and the long type signatures myth.
• Blog post: Monadic stack traces that make a lot of sense.
• Marc Weber's monad-failure-examples project contains example code.

Contribute

The source code for this library is available on GitHub and you can clone the project with Git by running:

$ git clone git://github.com/pepeiborra/control-monad-exception

You can also create or vote on issues or fork this project.

Changelog

0.10.1 (Mar 2012)

• Update to failure-0.2.0 (thanks to Bas van Dijk)

0.10.0 (Dec 2011)

• Dropped dependency on safe-failure (by user request)

0.9.1 (January 2011)

• Follow changes in dependencies (mtl 2.0)

0.9.0 (June 2010)

• Follow changes in dependencies (transformers and monads-XX)

0.8.0.3 (23-December-2009)

• Inconsistencies in the documentation and the API fixed thanks to Marc Weber

0.8.0.2 (17-December-2009)

• Fixed a bug in the Failure instance for EMT
• Purged compile-time warnings
• Updates to the documentation

0.8.0.1 (06-December-2009)

• Included the package in the Failure category

0.8.0 (06-December-2009)

• Major update for the second installment of the failure framework