Hello,
Hence the need to perform a run operation like runIdentity,
evalState or runParser (for Parsec) to get something useful to
happen. Except for lists we don't seem to do this. I suppose lists
are so simple that the operators :, ++ and the [] constructor do all
we ever need with
Sorry to spam you Jeff, again I sent my email to the poster rather than the
list. I'm using Yahoo beta webmail and don't see a way to set it to reply to
the list rather than the originator. Anyway, this was my post:
Hence the need to perform a run operation like runIdentity, evalState or
On 15/08/07, Gregory Propf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message
From: Jeff Polakow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One general intuition about monads is that they represent computations
rather than simple (already computed) values:
I still want to re-iterate that they represent /complex/
