I've perhaps been trying everyones patiences with my noobish CT questions, but if you'll bear with me a little longer: I happened to notice that there is in fact a Category class in Haskell base, in Control.Category:
quote: -------- class Category cat where A class for categories. id and (.) must form a monoid. Methods id :: cat a a the identity morphism (.) :: cat b c -> cat a b -> cat a c morphism composition -------- However, the documentation lists only two instances of Category, functions (->) and Kleisli Monad. For instruction purposes, could someone show me an example or two of how to make instances of this class, perhaps for a few of the common types? My initial thoughts were something like so: code: -------- instance Category Integer where id = 1 (.) = (*) -- and instance Category [a] where id = [] (.) = (++) ------- But these lead to kind mis-matches. -- frigidcode.com
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