fix: use castPtr to avoid error on new text library
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I had to deal with the `useAsPtr` in the new version of the text library, which seems to pass `Ptr Word8` instead of `Ptr UChar`. It is probably safe to use `castPtr` for the same length, so I used it to solve the problem. I think it's safe to assume that the version that depends on the old text will just be the same with cast.
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In stackage it is required for compatibility from lts-21. |
MangoIV
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Oct 26, 2023
| transliterator spec = | ||
| useAsPtr spec $ \ptr len -> do | ||
| q <- handleError $ openTrans ptr (fromIntegral len) | ||
| q <- handleError $ openTrans (castPtr ptr) (fromIntegral len) |
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have you actually verified the tests pass against this?
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I had to deal with the
useAsPtrin the new version of the text library, which seems to passPtr Word8instead ofPtr UChar. It is probably safe to usecastPtrfor the same length, so I used it to solve the problem. I think it's safe to assume that the version that depends on the old text will just be the same with cast.