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Alt identifies an associative operation on a type constructor.

ApS attaches a value to a context [S1] to produce a context [S2] by considering the context and the value concurrently.

BiMap maps a pair of functions over the two type arguments of the bifunctor.

Bind attaches the result of a computation to a context [S1] to produce a context [S2].

BindTo initializes a new state [S1] from a value [T].

Bracket makes sure that a resource is cleaned up in the event of an error.

Defer creates an IO by creating a brand new IO via a generator function, each time.

Bind creates an empty context of type [S] to be used with the [Bind] operation.

Eitherize0 converts a function with 1 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 0 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize1 converts a function with 2 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 1 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize10 converts a function with 11 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 10 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize2 converts a function with 3 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 2 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize3 converts a function with 4 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 3 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize4 converts a function with 5 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 4 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize5 converts a function with 6 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 5 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize6 converts a function with 7 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 6 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize7 converts a function with 8 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 7 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize8 converts a function with 9 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 8 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eitherize9 converts a function with 10 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 9 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

Eq implements the equals predicate for values contained in the IOEither monad.

From0 converts a function with 1 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 0 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From1 converts a function with 2 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 1 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From10 converts a function with 11 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 10 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From2 converts a function with 3 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 2 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From3 converts a function with 4 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 3 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From4 converts a function with 5 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 4 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From5 converts a function with 6 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 5 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From6 converts a function with 7 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 6 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From7 converts a function with 8 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 7 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From8 converts a function with 9 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 8 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

From9 converts a function with 10 parameters returning a tuple into a function with 9 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[R]] The first parameter is considered to be the context [C].

FromStrictEquals constructs an [EQ.Eq] from the canonical comparison function.

Functor returns the functor operations for [ReaderIOEither].

Let attaches the result of a computation to a context [S1] to produce a context [S2].

LetTo attaches the a value to a context [S1] to produce a context [S2].

Local changes the value of the local context during the execution of the action `ma` (similar to `Contravariant`'s `contramap`).

MakeReader constructs an instance of a reader.

MapLeft applies a mapping function to the error channel.

Memoize computes the value of the provided [ReaderIOEither] monad lazily but exactly once The context used to compute the value is the context of the first call, so do not use this method if the value has a functional dependency on the content of the context.

Monad returns the monadic operations for [ReaderIOEither].

MonadAlt identifies an associative operation on a type constructor.

Of returns a Reader with a fixed value.

Pointed returns the pointed operations for [ReaderIOEither].

SequenceArray converts a homogeneous sequence of Readers into a Reader of a sequence.

SequenceRecord converts a homogeneous sequence of Readers into a Reader of a sequence.

Swap changes the order of type parameters.

TraverseArray transforms an array.

TraverseArrayWithIndex transforms an array.

TraverseRecord transforms an array.

TraverseRecordWithIndex transforms an array.

TryCatch wraps a reader returning a tuple as an error into ReaderIOEither.

Uneitherize0 converts a function with 1 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 0 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize1 converts a function with 2 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 1 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize10 converts a function with 11 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 10 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize2 converts a function with 3 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 2 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize3 converts a function with 4 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 3 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize4 converts a function with 5 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 4 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize5 converts a function with 6 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 5 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize6 converts a function with 7 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 6 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize7 converts a function with 8 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 7 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize8 converts a function with 9 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 8 parameters returning a tuple.

Uneitherize9 converts a function with 10 parameters returning a [ReaderIOEither[C, error, R]] into a function with 9 parameters returning a tuple.

WithLock executes the provided IO operation in the scope of a lock.

WithResource constructs a function that creates a resource, then operates on it and then releases the resource.