So, uh, not really a colorpicker but whatever I am sticking with the name.

This is my first foray into reactive banana, an FRP DSL for haskell. It is based on the project https://github.com/HeinrichApfelmus/reactive-banana/blob/master/reactive-banana-wx/src/Arithmetic.hs

There is not likely any practical use of this program however I think it can illustrate a couple novel FRP concepts for those new to arena. Namely currying behaviours into a constructor.

The ultimate "behaviour" (in the FRP sense) of this program is the output color of the display. The WX ColorRGB constructor requires 3 numeric inputs. Because each of our colors is a separate behaviourText input, the constructor needs to be "lifted". This is done by currying in the first argument with normal functor '<$>' which should give us back a Constructor wrapped in a behaviour. At this point, our constructor is wrapped we must use the applicatve functor '<*>' which is aware of this wrapping. Passing the last two arguments, (green and blue values) we get back our behaviour color object which safely types to the sink.

I can't claim this is the best way to achieve this, but it works.

1. Install haskell/ghc
2. Install wx package 'cabal install wx'
3. Install reactive banana 'cabal install reactive-banana'
4. install reactive-banana-wx 'cabal install reactive-banana-wx'
5. Build with ghc 'ghc ColorPicker.hs'

Enter decimal values for each respective color to combine into an output. Invalid values go to 0

Based on the project https://github.com/HeinrichApfelmus/reactive-banana/blob/master/reactive-banana-wx/src/Arithmetic.hs

Use freely for whatever