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Distinguish mkName and newName in Template Haskell. Use mkName to capture existing names and newName for fresh non-colliding names. Use when writing or reviewing Template Haskell code that generates names.
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| name | template-haskell |
| description | Distinguish mkName and newName in Template Haskell. Use mkName to capture existing names and newName for fresh non-colliding names. Use when writing or reviewing Template Haskell code that generates names. |
| user-invocable | false |
mkNameとnewNameの使いかた既にスコープに存在する名前をキャプチャする形で参照したい時はmkNameを使います。
新しいフレッシュな衝突しない名前を生成したい時はnewNameを使います。
キャプチャする必要がある場合はmkName、
そうでなければ安全なnewNameを使うべきです。
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