dn't test it, because the Text module seems to not be installed on
my computer (sad thing not being the admin, isn't it?)
Nevertheless, take a look at
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/libraries/base/Text.Printf.html
Regards,
Frank-Andre Riess
Hi there,
> There are some other, minor problems -- for indexing you need ss!!0, the
> name m01_mod, and you may need an 'import' to make getArgs visible.
yup, and you have to get rid of the two "do"s in the application of putStrLn.
there once was some discussion about having Haskell actually
-target- the JVM (I think, it was on the Glasgow Haskell Users list). That
might as well be an interesting thing to do.
Best regards,
Frank-Andre Riess
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already being a fully constructed type; Foo, on the
other hand, seems to require a type constructor that is yet to parameterize
over three more types (e.g. StateT).
Greets,
Frank-Andre Riess
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> L.S.,
(B>
(B> I have written a reference manual for the most common Haskell monad
(B> functions, in the
(B> style of "A Tour of the Haskell Prelude". It can be found at:
(B> http://members.chello.nl/hjgtuyl/tourdemonad.html
(B>
(B>
(B> Known bug:
(B> Not all keywords in the "See also
Hi,
(B
(BGracjan's question led me to another question:
(B
(B> class Monad m => Ref m r | m -> r where
(B> newRef :: a -> m (r a)
(B> readRef :: r a -> m a
(B> writeRef :: r a -> a -> m ()
(B
(BWhat's the meaning of the bar and the function type in this declaration. I've
(
Hello there,
name's Frank-Andre Riess. Nice to meet you m(_ _)m
So, well, my first question on this list is admittedly somewhat simple, but I
managed to delay it long enough and now I think I should ask about it: Does
($) have any relevance at all except for being a somewhat handier versi
