This envolves adding the requirement, that every Encoding must also be an instance of Eq and Typeable to go into DynEncoding.
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Now it's possible to change the character encoding while de-/encoding.
Also, it's possible to use any data structure as a source or target of the de-/encoding process.
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HPC doesn't like TemplateHaskell yet, so we have to comment things that require TemplateHaskell out using a preprocessor.
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This is a bit of a hack, because the static lookup data this encoding requires brings template haskell to it's knees. So I've got a program that generates a haskell module file from the XML mapping.
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