haskell - An `any` function for Data.Set -


i need check if element of set satisfies predicate. far i've been using lists, used

any mypredicate sx 

but using set in case semantically more correct (and more efficient). there's no any sets, , end lots of lines (data.set s):

any mypredicate $ s.tolist myset 

is there way not litter code conversions, monoids or like...?

(i mean, there must way besides defining anys p s = p $ s.tolist s, otherwise why isn't in data.set...?)

how about

import qualified data.set set import           data.set (set)  ors :: set bool -> bool ors = set.foldr (||) false  anys :: (a -> bool) -> set -> bool anys p = ors . set.map p 

or, more simply, since set foldable

import qualified data.foldable f  anys :: (a -> bool) -> set -> bool anys = f.any 

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