Hi,
> > Currying doesn't give you
> >
> > float function(float a) { return mycallback(a,42); }
>
> Of course it does, you just have to clever.
>
> let us say you have this function:
> divide = function(a){ return function(b){ return a/b; }}
>
> If you want to create the function a/3 you can do the following:
> id = function(id){ return id; }
> div3 = divide(id)(3);
Well, then there is not much left from the ellegance currying gives you at
first glance. You don't relly get that, because you need to work around the
weaknesses of currying.
Christof
