shelarcy wrote:
SXML can add useful function for macro, like this;
(define (M:link keyword url)
`(a (@ (href ,url)) ,keyword))
(define (M:link_amazon keyword asin)
(M:link keyword
`(http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/; ,asin /someone_id/)))
(define (M:book keyword
On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 17:46:47 +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We demonstrate that Haskell as it is, with no TH or other
pre-processors, can rather concisely represent semi-structured
documents and the rules of their processing. In short, Haskell can
implement SXML (ssax.sourceforge.net), right in
We demonstrate that Haskell as it is, with no TH or other
pre-processors, can rather concisely represent semi-structured
documents and the rules of their processing. In short, Haskell can
implement SXML (ssax.sourceforge.net), right in its syntax and with
the *open* and extensible set of `tags'.
