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Mathlib.Tactic.DeriveTraversable

Deriving handler for Traversable instances #

This module gives deriving handlers for Functor, LawfulFunctor, Traversable, and LawfulTraversable. These deriving handlers automatically derive their dependencies, for example deriving LawfulTraversable all by itself gives all four.

nestedMap f α (List (Array (List α))) synthesizes the expression Functor.map (Functor.map (Functor.map f)). nestedMap assumes that α appears in (List (Array (List α))).

(Similar to nestedTraverse but for Functor.)

Get the auxiliary local declaration corresponding to the current declaration. If there are multiple declarations it will throw.

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      Makes a match expression corresponding to the application of casesOn like:

      match (motive := motive) indices₁, indices₂, .., (val : type.{univs} params₁ params₂ ..) with
      | _, _, .., ctor₁ fields₁₁ fields₁₂ .. => rhss ctor₁ [fields₁₁, fields₁₂, ..]
      | _, _, .., ctor₂ fields₂₁ fields₂₂ .. => rhss ctor₂ [fields₂₁, fields₂₂, ..]
      

      This is convenient to make a definition with equation lemmas.

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          Get FVarIds which is not implementation details in the current context.

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              Get Exprs of FVarIds which is not implementation details in the current context.

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                  derive the map definition of a Functor

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                      derive the map definition and declare Functor using this.

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                          Similar to mkInstanceName, but for a Expr type.

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                              Derive the cls instance for the inductive type constructor n using the tac tactic.

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                                  Make the new deriving handler depends on other deriving handlers.

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                                      nestedTraverse f α (List (Array (List α))) synthesizes the expression traverse (traverse (traverse f)). nestedTraverse assumes that α appears in (List (Array (List α)))

                                      For a sum type inductive Foo (α : Type) | foo1 : List α → ℕ → Foo α | ... traverseField `Foo f `α `(x : List α) synthesizes traverse f x as part of traversing foo1.

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                                          For a sum type inductive Foo (α : Type) | foo1 : List α → ℕ → Foo α | ... traverseConstructor `foo1 `Foo applInst f `α `β [`(x : List α), `(y : ℕ)] synthesizes foo1 <$> traverse f x <*> pure y.

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                                              derive the traverse definition of a Traversable instance

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                                                  derive the traverse definition and declare Traversable using this.

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                                                      Simplify the goal m using functor_norm.

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                                                          Run the following tactic:

                                                          intro _ .. x
                                                          dsimp only [Traversable.traverse, Functor.map]
                                                          induction x <;> (the simp tactic corresponding to s) <;> (tac)
                                                          
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