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Troy Parrott: Ireland's street footballer making waves at Spurs
Written By Ronan Murphy
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Back in 2017, Damien Duff lamented the death of street football in Ireland.
Instead of learning the game in alleyways and lanes, the Republic of Ireland's newest batch of footballers had come through club academies where individuality and technical ability were an afterthought.
"Street football is dead in this country,'' Duff told the Stand. "Me, Robbie [Keane], Richard [Dunne], Shay [Given], Liam Brady, John Giles – all from the street, so it's not a myth.
"I'm not comparing myself to [Lionel] Messi or [Cristiano] Ronaldo but that's what they did, as well. That's what the greatest footballers did.
"I'm reading [Johan] Cruyff's book and that's all he did, play in the streets. It's not rocket science."
Duff and Keane were Ireland's last true superstar footballers, two Dublin kids who had grown up playing football outside every day, against older and stronger children, when it was more about the joy of the game than winning or losing.
Two years after Duff's 'street football is dead' eulogy, it looks as if his generation's successors may have finally emerged.
Both from inner-city Dublin, Jack Byrne and Troy Parrott both made their first senior starts for Ireland in November 2019, lining up in a 3-1 friendly win over New Zealand.
The 23-year-old Byrne is back playing in his hometown for Shamrock Rovers after five years with Manchester City, as well as spells in the Netherlands and Scotland.
Parrott, meanwhile, became Ireland's youngest international debutant since Keane in 1998 when he took to the field against the All Whites and showed his street smarts to win the ball outside the opposition penalty area before assisting Sean Maguire to put the Boys in Green ahead.
That grit and determination is something the 17-year-old forward picked up playing in Dublin before moving to England to join Tottenham, with whom the teenager signed his first professional contract in February.
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Byrne believes his international team-mate is destined to excel at the very highest level.
"He's obviously at Tottenham for a reason," he enthused. "He's a top young talent. He's 17 years of age and he's just made his debut for Ireland, and I thought he was brilliant.
"He's one of the top strikers in the world for his age in the world."
Parrott's talent was evident from a young age, with the striker initially playing in older age groups before becoming part of Belvedere's Under-10 side, where he learned his trade under the tutelage of coaches Darragh O'Reilly and Austin Skelly.
"We would have known him from around the area in the north inner city. He was obviously a very good player from the start and a nice kid off the pitch. We had him from about 10 until the time he went away [to Tottenham]," O'Reilly told Goal.
"You could see he had ability. With all of them at that age, around 10 or so, you never know how they'll turn out, but with him, you could see that street footballer style about him.
"He would have played an awful lot when he was living in the area. He was just a natural sort of player. Very clever, shrewd on the ball and always had that ruthless eye for goal, even when he was that young.
"He played in a lot of positions for us, but he'd never sulk about it. Even if he had to play two or three games in the same weekend, he'd just get on with it. He loved it. He just loved playing football."
As a 12-year-old, Parrott played for Belvedere against the youth teams of Bundesliga clubs in a tournament in Germany.
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"It was then that our eyes were really opened to what he could potentially do. He stood out a mile in that tournament," O'Reilly explained.
At 14, Everton invited the attacker to play for them in a tournament in Northern Ireland. In the first game, Parrott scored four goals and won a penalty against Rangers. That performance was enough to alert a whole host of English and Scottish clubs to his talent.
"While we were watching that match, even before it finished, every scout that was at it was coming over or calling us up after it and inviting him over for a few days or a week's trial," O'Reilly admitted.
"It kind of just progressed from there. He was with a few other clubs before he went to Spurs. He was with Man City a few times, Everton, Aston Villa, Celtic. But when he first went to Spurs, he took to it straight away.
"Up to that point, all the bells and whistles at Man City were attractive, but as soon as he went to Spurs, he came back and said 'I loved it.' He felt a little bit at home there."
Parrott has only been with Tottenham since 2017 but is already on the fringes of the first-team squad. He made his senior debut under Mauricio Pochettino in September's Carabao Cup game with Colchester United and was named as part of the squad for the Champions League group stage.
In December 2019, he made his Premier League debut under new Spurs boss Jose Mourinho, becoming the youngest player to play in England's top flight so far this season.
He has appeared on the bench in the Champions League, but has yet to make his first appearance in that competition, though he has been a key part of Tottenham's Under-19 squad in the UEFA Youth League and is the competition's joint-top scorer with six goals in the group stage.
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Having learned his trade on the streets of Dublin, Parrott is now training with the world-class talent in Tottenham's senior team, impressing the likes of Christian Eriksen.
"For a player so young, he is a great striker who makes brilliant runs and scores with excellent finishes," Eriksen told reporters. "Troy is not a shy guy. He stands his ground against defenders.
"I read that he did very well on his Ireland debut against New Zealand and I expect him to play lots more matches for Ireland and Tottenham."
O'Reilly, meanwhile, has no doubt that this is just the beginning for Parrott.
"He's just gone from strength to strength," O'Reilly said. "He's done that since as young as I can remember. Every little step up that's put in front of him or every little challenge, he just thrives at it.
"Whether that was league representative stuff or international call ups or being pushed up to older ages with the international team or with Spurs, he just takes it all in his stride.
"He's the talk of the town now. With the ability he has and he's such a natural goalscorer, I'd like to think he can go very far. He can play at the top level, as long as things go well.
"If someone can score goals so naturally the way he does, I think he can go as far as he wants to go."


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Jefford on Monday: Burgundy wine harvest – is 2015 a great year?
Andrew Jefford September 21, 2015
Sorting the grapes at Bichot. Credit: Andrew Jefford
In this week's column, Andrew Jefford reports on the 2015 wine harvest from Burgundy.
I've been trying to do it for years. September 11th, I thought, would be a safe date to catch some of the Burgundy wine harvest action. There were, as I hopped off the train, a few desultory groups out in the vineyards sweeping up the left-overs in languid sunshine, but all of the great vineyards I peered at up and down the Côte were looking neat, tidy – and grapeless. Missed it again.
Never mind: it's all good news. Winemakers Cyrille Jacquelin at Albert Bichot and Frédéric Barnier at Louis Jadot filled me in, beginning with the weather. 'There was almost no winter this year,' said Barnier. Spring was unstressful, too – and then came the heat. 'We had days over 40˚C in June,' continued Barnier. 'No one could remember that before. Flowering was over very quickly: start to finish in 10 days. And then we had 50-60 mm of rain just after flowering. That's a vital element for understanding the vintage in Côte d'Or, especially when you compare it with the Mâconnais and Beaujolais.' Why? Because July was fiercely hot, too – but the post-harvest rain kept the Côte d'Or vines perky. Beaujolais and the Mâconnais missed out on that drink, and their vines were struggling, with wilting leaves, by July's end.
August saved the Burgundy 2015 vintage, says vintners
August, fortunately, was more mixed as a month than its two predecessors, and the stress of high summer meant that véraison (the grape-skin colour change) took a little longer than many had expected. A few more showers, and some cooler, cloudier weather during the first part of August eased the pressure before the heat then returned at the end of the month. By then the grapes were ready to ripen fully. It was a quick, efficient and joyful harvest in perfect weather during the first ten days of September.
The berries are small. 'Our picking cases normally weigh 25.5 kg,' said Jacquelin, 'but this year they are more like 23.5 kg.' There was a lot of millerandage (inconsistent bunch development), and recent vintage struggles meant that the vines were not in generous mood, despite the perfect flowering weather, so this will overall be a more tight-fisted vintage than 2014 – down around 30 per cent. Most unfairly, though, the areas of the Côte de Beaune worst hit by hail in the last few years (like Beaune itself, Pommard and Volnay) may be down by 50 per cent, as the vines continue to convalesce from their heavenly battering.
Oidium (powdery mildew) was a problem this year, too, and parts of Chablis were hit by pre-harvest hail on September 1st. Bichot itself owns more vineyard land in Chablis than in any other part of Burgundy thanks to its Long-Depaquit holdings, and the hail came in the small hours. 'I began to get phone calls at about 6.30 am,' said Albéric Bichot. 'All together, about 350 ha of the region have been affected. We suffered in Blanchots, Montée de Tonnerre and a bit of Les Clos. Fortunately, though, the fruit was almost fully ripe.' Poor little Irancy took the worst of the falling ice. Those affected harvested instantly, and after plenty of work on the sorting tables the damage in Chablis looks minor. (There is no talk, by the way, of Drosophila suzukii or acid rot anywhere this year, in contrast to last.)
Rejected grapes at Jadot. Credit: Andrew Jefford
Sorting tables in the Côte d'Or were almost superfluous in 2015, something which is unthinkable after most harvests. The bunches I looked at were tight, closely packed but strikingly healthy, with thick skins. ('Chewing the skins is like chewing gum,' joked Jacques Devauges of Clos du Tart.) Indeed the general healthiness of the entire bunches meant that at both Bichot and Jadot, where destemming is the norm, some experiments are being made with the use of stems this year. 'We've got the maturity you need,' said Jacquelin. 'If you can do it, it adds longevity and freshness.'
Despite the heat of mid-summer, both Barnier and Jacquelin are happy with the acid levels and overall liveliness of the musts (and the juices I tasted with them were splendidly alert and alive, almost electric); the pHs, sitting at around 3.5 at harvest, are encouraging. Another happy surprise is that growers were expecting whites to lag behind the reds, but in the event both are looking exceptionally promising, though Barnier feels that the vintage will leaves its mark on the whites a little more prominently than the reds. There is geographical as well as varietal consistency: both the Côtes de Nuits and the Côtes de Beaune are spruce.
See also: Red Burgundy Vintage Guide
See also: White Burgundy Vintage Guide
So what vintage will the 2015s resemble? It is, of course, too soon to say for sure. No one's suggesting that it's another 2003: August was temperate in 2015. The fruit is more concentrated than in 2009 thanks to a smaller harvest, though analytically the figures are similar; berry and juice tastings suggest more ripeness than in 2010 and 2012, though not necessarily less freshness. The 2005 vintage looks like an obvious point of comparison, but many in Burgundy are surprised (and pained) by how 'hard' the 2005s are proving in the bottle, and I got the sense that both Jacquelin and Barnier felt that they might be able to improve on the structural aspect of the wines and the quality of the tannins in 2015 by comparison with 2005.
Burgundians are by nature a modest lot, and resist the extravagant early claims to which Bordeaux is prone, but let's say that it is at least possible than the 2015 vintage in the Côte d'Or will be a very great one. Start saving now.
Click here to read Andrew Jefford's tasting notes of four Bichot wines.


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Spins: Neil Young & Crazy Horse • Barn
Brassneck | December 10, 2021
(Reprise)
Neil Young collects his trusty, veteran Crazy Horse gang for a freewheeling album that sounds like a joyful weekend getaway among friends in the garage – or in Young's case, the restored 19th-century barn.
The ambiance is amiable, loose, and natural. The recording draws together an intuitive band with simple arrangements that sound like the accomplished players are capturing the songs as they learn. "Song of the Seasons" begins with restrained but warm folk, colored by Young's autumnal acoustic guitar and plaintive harmonica and Nils Lofgren's sea shanty style accordion. The tune celebrates togetherness through changing circumstances, whether it be a wide-open country scene from Young's barn in Colorado as migrating geese fly overhead or cityscape with masked commuters passing by.
The upbeat "Heading West" recalls the optimism of youth and recalls "good old days" when Young's mother gave him his first guitar as a boy. Drummer Ralph Molina drives the song with a cracking snare and thrashing hi-hat, while Young's rhythm guitar sputters and buzzes opposite Lofgren's joyful piano. "Change Ain't Never Gonna" is a protest song disguised as a loping Chicago blues number, with Young's sparkling piano and wheezy harmonica riff. "Canerican" takes a heavy tempo with buzzing guitars. Young states his piece as a Canadian-born American citizen while calling for brotherhood among all colors contributing to the melting pot. The song finds Crazy Horse joining in soulful vocal harmony and fades with a trademarked, snarling garage rock solo from Young. "Shape of You" is a confessional of love and devotion. The song's chugging blues is the type favored lately by Bob Dylan, propelled by the steady pulse of Billy Talbot's bass. Nils Lofgren riffs and noodles on guitar like Keith Richards on the Rolling Stones' Blue and Lonesome album.
"They Might Be Lost" is a melancholy acoustic ballad and the Barn track that perhaps most closely resembles the pensive young man and band who delivered After the Gold Rush more than 50 years ago. The song echoes the tradition of "Wichita Lineman," with a simple working man thinking deep thoughts on the job. "Human Race" is a hard-charging ecological anthem with amps pushing toward meltdown, while young sings about the sins of "today's people" and what those acts portend for the "children of the fires and floods." Young's tremulous tenor vocal on the country-pop song "Tumblin' Thru the Years" expresses gratitude for a steady partner to carry the load through life together. The amplifiers sizzle during the rise and fall of the expansive and understated "Welcome Back," a song mirroring the cinematic scope of "Cortez, the Killer." Young's brash guitar is balanced by Lofgren's drifting clouds of brushed chords and high lonesome textures. Young's lyric points the way toward mysteries to ponder both above and within, reaching beyond mundane routines.
The light and twinkling "Don't Forget Love" is a straightforward expression of its title with a repeating singalong hook and Young's gentle piano playing as the song's foundation. It would be easy to imagine Wayne Coyne singing these words as an ode to community and mutual support, with the Flaming Lips converting the song into a majestic symphony of psychedelic pop. Daryl Hannah's accompanying film allows you into the barn to experience the music as it comes to life, performed on battered instruments by weathered old friends. The film captures the performances, the idyllic scenery, and charming in-between moments like a birthday celebration for Molina and Young leading the band in vocal warmups while lamenting the lack of cold beer. One scene shows Lofgren describing Crazy Horse's usual process, thinking, "Wow, I'm just starting to get the hang of it," followed by "Yeah, we're done. Next!"
The fact that Barn is far from a polished product is among its greatest strengths. Neil Young & Crazy Horse remind us that rock and roll can be a window into the times. It's immediate, fresh, and of the moment. Barn spills over with love, brotherhood, anger, joy, and nostalgia for times past. The album also expresses hope that the future can be a good one if we are willing to do the work to make it so and reminds us why that's worth doing.
– Jeff Elbel
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Victoria's Secret PINK hires first male ambassador
Victoria's Secret PINK wants teenage boys to shop at its stores, too. The loungewear brand aimed at teens named its first male ambassador – actor Darren Barnet of the Netflix series "Never Have I Ever" – to be the face of its year-old, gender-neutral line of sweats. The teen hearthrob, who also stars in the Netflix movie "Love Hard," appears in a marketing campaign featuring pastels and tie-dyed shirts, shorts and accessories. PINK introduced a gender-free line in February 2021 and has started to introduce male mannequins at a few stores. "I love the work that PINK is doing – especially their focus on community and mental health – so I'm really honored to be a part of this team," Barnet, 30, said in a statement. While PINK has tapped male influencers for the gender neutral line, Barnet is the first male celebrity to sign on, PINK spokesperson Brooke Wilson said. "There are young men who shop in the stores," for the new items, Wilson added. The apparel is an "oversized fit" and ranges in size from extra small to XXL. Over the past couple of years, Victoria's Secret has been aggressively revamping its image, ditching its famous skinny Angels as the brand focus and adding full-figured as well as racially and ethnically diverse models. It featured pregnant model Grace Elisabeth in its first-ever Mother's Day campaign as well as 52-year-old model Helena Christensen with her 21 year-old son. It also introduced its first mastectomy bra last year. "We are so excited to announce this partnership because Darren is such a positive role model for teens and young adults," said Amy Hauk, CEO of PINK. "As we focus on expanding our gender-free offerings and continue to evolve as a brand, we want to ensure our partners not only represent the diversity of our customers, but also embody individuality and self-confidence."


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World Odyssey › Destinations › South & Central America Holidays › Argentina › Salta & Jujuy
Bariloche and the Lake District
Calafate and the Perito Moreno
Estancias of Argentina
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Ushuaia & Tierra del Fuego
The remote North Western region of Argentina is a vast area encompassing six provinces including Salta and Jujuy. Not only is it an area of stunning Andean mountain scenery, but it is also famed for its strong cultural links with the Andean countries of Peru and Bolivia with its Quechua communities and pretty towns with old colonial buildings and cobblestone streets.
Why visit Salta & Jujuy ?
Enjoy some delicious Malbec winetasting in Cafayate
Explore the 'other worldly' scenery of the high altiplano Puna
Go horse riding from the delightful House of Jasmines
Visit the Seven Coloured Hill of Humahuaca
Take a 4×4 to see the huge cacti in Los Cardones National Park
Jujuy is the most northerly province bordering Bolivia and is really an extension of the Andean altiplano with soaring peaks, pretty lakes and deep winding canyons. The area is also a wonderous palette of ever changing colours: the rich blossoms of the citrus trees; the vibrant ponchos of the Quechua people and the blazing gold of the elaborate colonial churches.
The Quebrada (Gorge) of Humahuaca, a World Heritage Site, is an area of fascinating pre-Columbian ruins at Tilcara and magnificent mountain scenery including the Hill of the Seven Colours at Purmamarca, which seems to change colour as you drive through the valley.
Surrounded by towering peaks and lying in a fertile valley with an almost perpetual spring-like climate, the gracious and imposing colonial town of Salta is one of the highlights of the North West region.
The stunning natural beauty and unusually shaped rocks of the Quebrada de las Flechas; pretty churches and visits to local bodegas (vineyards) are just some of the highlights. Passing through 21 tunnels, across 29 bridges and 13 viaducts, the Tren a las Nubes (Train to the Clouds) is a magnificent achievement of railway engineering in the early 20th Century and a round trip from Salta to the viaduct La Polvorilla is a great experience.


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}

XModifierKeymap *
XDeleteModifiermapEntry(XModifierKeymap *map,
#if NeedWidePrototypes
			unsigned int keycode,
#else
			KeyCode keycode,
#endif
			int modifier)
{
    int i,
	row = modifier * map->max_keypermod;

    for (i=0; i<map->max_keypermod; i++) {
        if (map->modifiermap[ row+i ] == keycode)
            map->modifiermap[ row+i ] = 0;
    }
    /* should we shrink the map?? */
    return (map);
}

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Q: Why i get error when try post request with headers? I create orders for goods in the online store but when I do POST request
addToCart: function () {
      axios.post('http://localhost:8081/orders/',{
        quantity: '1',
        product: this.id,
        user: this.$store.getters.getUser._id
      },{
        headers: {
          Authorization:"Bearer " + this.$store.getters.getToken
        }
      })
      .then(res => {
        console.log('sucsecc')
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.log(err)
      })
    }

Here in jsx code

<button class="add" @click="addToCart">Add to Cart</button>

I get err :
POST localhost:8081/orders 404 (Not Found)
Error: Request failed with status code 404
at createError (createError.js?16d0:16)
at settle (settle.js?db52:18)
at XMLHttpRequest.handleLoad (xhr.js?ec6c:77)

I checked the correctness of the incoming data in the body and everything is
correct there. Can you tell me what I was wrong about? Server code on Node.js(orders.js)
router.post('/',checkAuth,upload.single('productImge'), (req, res, next) => {
    Product.findById(req.body.productId)
        .then(product => {
            if (!product){
                return res.status(404).json({
                    message: 'Product not found'
                })
            }
            const order = new Order({
                _id: mongoose.Types.ObjectId(),
                quantity: req.body.quantity,
                product: req.body.productId,
                user: req.body.user
            })
            return order.save()
        })
        .then(result => {
            res.status(201).json({
                message: 'Order stored',
                createdOrder: result

            })
        })
        .catch(err => {
            console.log(err)
            res.status(500).json({
                error: err
            })
        })
})

In main file:
const ordersRoutes = require('./routes/orders')

A: Maybe you post a product with a wrong Id? With your first statment your first if statement will return a 404 error.
Please be aware that product: this.id, might be undefined

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package com.alienshots.ludum.system;

import com.alienshots.ludum.component.DisplayComponent;
import com.alienshots.ludum.component.PositionComponent;
import com.alienshots.ludum.component.WorldChargeComponent;
import com.badlogic.ashley.core.ComponentMapper;
import com.badlogic.ashley.core.Entity;
import com.badlogic.ashley.core.Family;
import com.badlogic.ashley.systems.IteratingSystem;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.Camera;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.Batch;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.SpriteBatch;
import com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.TextureRegion;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class RenderSystem extends IteratingSystem {

    private final Camera camera;
    private final Batch batch;
    private final List<Entity> entities;
    private final ComponentMapper<PositionComponent> positionMapper;
    private final ComponentMapper<DisplayComponent> displayMapper;
    private final WorldChargeComponent charge;

    public RenderSystem(Camera camera, Entity world) {
        super(Family.all(PositionComponent.class, DisplayComponent.class).get());

        this.camera = camera;
        this.batch = new SpriteBatch();
        this.entities = new ArrayList<>();
        this.positionMapper = ComponentMapper.getFor(PositionComponent.class);
        this.displayMapper = ComponentMapper.getFor(DisplayComponent.class);
        charge = world.getComponent(WorldChargeComponent.class);
    }

    @Override
    protected void processEntity(Entity entity, float deltaTime) {
        entities.add(entity);
    }

    @Override
    public void update(float deltaTime) {
        super.update(deltaTime);
        float alpha = charge.getChargeLevel() / WorldChargeComponent.MAX_CHARGE;

        batch.setProjectionMatrix(camera.combined);
        batch.begin();
        batch.setColor(0f, 0f, 0f, alpha);
        entities.stream().filter(e -> displayMapper.get(e).isVisible())
                         .map(e -> positionMapper.get(e).getRegion())
                         .forEach(region -> {
                             if (region == null)
                                 System.err.println("NO REGION TO DRAW");
                             else
                                 batch.draw(region, region.getRegionX(), flippedY(region));
                         });
        batch.end();
        entities.clear();
    }

    private float flippedY(TextureRegion region) {
        return camera.viewportHeight - region.getRegionY() - region.getRegionHeight();
    }
}


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{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
-- | Module containing Template Haskell functions for creating "keyed enums".
-- A keyed enum is a enumeration data type where each data constructor has one
-- or more associated values that it can be converted to and from.
-- For example, in Chat Core's IRC implementation, there is an enumeration type
-- for IRC commands. Each command can be converted from its string form to the
-- data type and vice versa.
-- Keyed enums are defined via the `ke` QuasiQuoter.
module ChatCore.Util.KeyedEnum
    ( mkKeyedEnum
    , mkKE

    , mkDataDec
    , mkEnumToKey
    , mkKeyToEnum

    , EnumKey (..)
    , EntryDef (..)
    , KEDecGenerator
    ) where

import Control.Applicative
import Data.Int
import Data.Word
import Data.Maybe
import Language.Haskell.TH

-- | Generates a keyed enum type and conversion functions with the given names.
-- The first argument is the data type name.
-- The second argument is the name of the function to convert keys to enum
-- values.
-- The third argument is the name of the function to do the opposite.
-- The fourth argument is either Nothing, or the name of a data constructor for
-- an "other" entry.
mkKeyedEnum :: (EnumKey k) => String -> String -> String ->
               Maybe String -> [(String, k)] -> Q [Dec]
mkKeyedEnum typeName k2eName' e2kName' otherM entries = do
    -- Make the function names.
    k2eName <- newName k2eName'
    e2kName <- newName e2kName'
    mkKE typeName otherM entries
        [ mkDataDec
        , mkKeyToEnum k2eName
        , mkEnumToKey e2kName
        ]

-- | An extended version of mkKeyedEnum that takes a list of extra AST
-- generators.
-- mkKeyedEnumExt :: (EnumKey k) => String -> String -> String ->
--                   Maybe String -> [(String, k)] -> Q [Dec]
-- mkKeyedEnumExt typeNameS k2eNameS e2kNameS otherNameStrM entries = do

-- | Type for functions that generate Haskell ASTs for KeyedEnum.
-- Argument 1 is the type name.
-- Argument 2 is the "other" data constructor's name (if applicable).
-- Argument 3 is the type name.
-- Argument 4 is the list of enum entries.
type KEDecGenerator k = Name -> Maybe Name -> Type -> [EntryDef k] -> Q [Dec]

mkKE :: (EnumKey k) =>
        String -> Maybe String -> [(String, k)] ->
        [KEDecGenerator k] -> Q [Dec]
mkKE typeName' otherM' entries' gens = do
    let typeName = mkName typeName'
    -- Make the name for the "other" data constructor if we need to.
    let otherM = fmap mkName otherM'
    -- Generate entry def objects.
    let entries = map mkEntryDef entries'
    -- Get the key type.
    keyType <- ConT <$> getTypeName (edKey $ head entries)
    concat <$> mapM (\gen -> gen typeName otherM keyType entries) gens
  where
    mkEntryDef (name', key) = EntryDef (mkName name') key

-- {{{ Enum Key Class

class (Read k) => EnumKey k where
    toLit :: k -> Lit
    getTypeName :: k -> Q Name

instance EnumKey String where
    toLit = StringL
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "String"

instance EnumKey Integer where
    toLit = IntegerL
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Integer"

instance EnumKey Int16 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Int16"

instance EnumKey Int32 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Int32"

instance EnumKey Int64 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Int64"

instance EnumKey Word16 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Word16"

instance EnumKey Word32 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Word32"

instance EnumKey Word64 where
    toLit = IntegerL . fromIntegral
    getTypeName _ = fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Word64"

-- }}}

-- {{{ Parser

-- | Data type for keyed enum ASTs with constructed names and types.
data (EnumKey k, Read k) => EntryDef k = EntryDef
    { edName :: Name
    , edKey  :: k
    }

-- TODO: Implement QuasiQuoter.
{-
-- | Parses the given string and generates a list of `EntryDef`s from it.
parseKEDef :: (EnumKey k) => String -> [EntryDef k]
parseKEDef str = mapMaybe parseLine $ lines str
  where
    parseLine line = EntryDef <$> val <*> (read <$> keyStr)
      where
        pos = elemIndex ' ' line
        splitM = (flip splitAt) line <$> pos
        (val, keyStr) =
            case splitM of
                 Just (v, ks) -> (Just v, Just ks)
                 Nothing -> (Nothing, Nothing)
-}

-- }}}

-- {{{ Declaration Generators

-- {{{ Data type declaration

-- | Builds a data type declaration for the given entry list.
mkDataDec :: EnumKey k => KEDecGenerator k
mkDataDec name otherM cType entries = do
    showName <- fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Prelude.Show"
    eqName <- fromJust <$> lookupTypeName "Prelude.Eq"
    typeableName <- lookupTypeName "Data.Typeable"
    let derive = [showName, eqName] ++ maybeToList typeableName
    cons <- mkDataCons otherM cType entries
    return [DataD [] name [] cons derive]

-- | Builds a list of data constructor definitions for the given entry list.
-- If the first argument is Just <name>, this function will also generate an
-- "other" type constructor with the given name.
mkDataCons :: (EnumKey k) => Maybe Name -> Type -> [EntryDef k] -> Q [Con]

mkDataCons otherM cType (EntryDef name _ : otherDefs) =
    (NormalC name [] :) <$> mkDataCons otherM cType otherDefs

mkDataCons (Just name) cType [] =
    return [NormalC name [(IsStrict, cType)]]

mkDataCons Nothing _ [] = return []

-- }}}

-- {{{ Key to Enum Function

-- | Takes a (Maybe) other type name, and an entry list and generates a
-- function to convert key values to enums.
mkKeyToEnum :: (EnumKey k) => Name -> KEDecGenerator k
mkKeyToEnum name _ otherM _ defs = do
    otherC  <- maybe (return []) (\o -> (:[]) <$> mkK2EOtherC o) otherM
    clauses <- (++otherC) <$> mapM mkK2EClause defs
    return [FunD name clauses]

-- | Takes a (Maybe) other type name, and an entry list and generates a list of
-- clauses for the function to convert key values to enums.
mkK2EClause :: (EnumKey k) => EntryDef k -> Q Clause
mkK2EClause (EntryDef name key) =
    return $ Clause [LitP $ toLit key] (NormalB $ ConE name) []

mkK2EOtherC :: Name -> Q Clause
mkK2EOtherC name = do
    valVar <- newName "val"
    let body = NormalB $ AppE (ConE name) (VarE valVar)
    return $ Clause [VarP valVar] body []

-- }}}

-- {{{ Enum to Key Function

-- | Takes a (Maybe) other type name, and an entry list and generates a
-- function to convert enums to key values.
mkEnumToKey :: (EnumKey k) => Name -> KEDecGenerator k
mkEnumToKey name _ otherM _ defs = do
    otherC  <- maybe (return []) (\o -> (:[]) <$> mkE2KOtherC o) otherM
    clauses <- (++otherC) <$> mapM mkE2KClause defs
    return [FunD name clauses]

mkE2KClause :: (EnumKey k) => EntryDef k -> Q Clause
mkE2KClause (EntryDef name key) =
    return $ Clause [ConP name []] (NormalB $ LitE $ toLit key) []

mkE2KOtherC :: Name -> Q Clause
mkE2KOtherC name = do
    valVar <- newName "val"
    let body = NormalB $ VarE valVar
        pat = ConP name [VarP valVar]
    return $ Clause [pat] body []

-- }}}

-- }}}


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