Hello Paul,
Wednesday, August 03, 2005, 12:03:49 AM, you wrote:
PM> One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
PM> examples of building monads. There's plenty of discussion of the IO
i recall one more usage of monads - to do parsing. read the following:
http://www.cs.no
Yoann,
I have also one time read an example where you use monads while
implementing the unification or type inference algorithm, perhaps in
the original
monad paper (the essence of functional programming).
I guess you are referring to Mark Jones' _Functional Programming with
Overloading and
On 2 août 05, at 22:03, Paul Moore wrote:
I've started learning Haskell, and I'm going through all the tutorial
material I can find - there's a lot of good stuff available.
One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
examples of building monads. There's plenty of discus
On Tue, Aug 02, 2005 at 09:03:49PM +0100, Paul Moore wrote:
> I've started learning Haskell, and I'm going through all the tutorial
> material I can find - there's a lot of good stuff available.
>
> One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
> examples of building monads.
Paul Moore wrote:
> One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
> examples of building monads. There's plenty of discussion of the IO
> monad, and the state monad, and a lot of good theory on monads, but
> although I've seen tantalising statements about how powerful the
> ab
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005, Paul Moore wrote:
I've started learning Haskell, and I'm going through all the tutorial
material I can find - there's a lot of good stuff available.
One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
examples of building monads.
I've not really seen any. S
On Tuesday 02 August 2005 22:03, Paul Moore wrote:
> FWIW, I've read (among other papers) "Why Functional Programming
> Matters", "A Gentle Introduction to Haskell", Hal Daume's "Yet Another
> Haskell Tutorial", Simon Peyton Jones' "Tackling the Awkward Squad",
> and "Haskell: The Craft of Functio
I've started learning Haskell, and I'm going through all the tutorial
material I can find - there's a lot of good stuff available.
One thing I haven't found a really good discussion of, is practical
examples of building monads. There's plenty of discussion of the IO
monad, and the state monad, and
