Module lamcal::combinator [−][src]
Standard terms and combinators
This module defines standard terms and combinators with commonly accepted names. A combinator is a closed lambda expression, meaning that it has no free variables.
The combinators are collected from these sources:
- SKI system by Moses Schönfinkel and Haskell Curry
- BCKW system by Haskell Curry
- fixed-point combinators by Haskell Curry
- the self-application combinator ω
- the divergent combinator Ω
- the reverse application (thrush) combinator
The standard terms and combinators defined in this module are also
predefined named constants in the default environment which can be created
by calling Environment::default()
.
Functions
B |
B - Bluebird - Composition combinator |
C |
C - Cardinal - Swapping combinator |
I |
I - Idiot - Identity combinator |
K |
K - Kestrel - Constant combinator (TRUE) |
M |
ω - M - Mockingbird - Self-application combinator |
MM |
Ω - Omega - Divergent combinator |
S |
S - Starling - Substitution combinator |
T |
T - Thrush - Reverse application combinator |
U |
U - Turing |
UU |
Θ - Turing fixed-point combinator |
V |
V - Vireo - Pairing combinator (PAIR) |
W |
W - Warbler - Duplication combinator |
Y |
Y - lazy fixed-point combinator |
Z |
Z - strict fixed-point combinator |
bckw_set |
Creates a set of bindings for all combinators of the BCKW system. |
default_bindings |
Creates a set of bindings for all combinators implemented in this module. |
ski_set |
Creates a set of bindings for all combinators of the SKI system. |