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• 2008/09/02 [clean-list] WLPE'08 - Call for Papers WLPE-08
• 2008/09/02 [clean-list] ICFP09 Announcement Matthew Fluet (ICFP Publicity Chair)
• 2008/09/02 [clean-list] BYTECODE09: 1st Call for Papers Samir Genaim
• 2008/09/01 RE: [clean-list] Parsing: to drill or not to drill, that is the question zuurb078
• 2008/08/31 [clean-list] CIDM'09 - Call for Special Activities IEEE Data Mining Symposium
• 2008/08/29 Re: [clean-list] Please answer this parsing question Thomas van Noort
• 2008/08/28 Re: [clean-list] Does (<!?>) mean the element is optional? metaperl
• 2008/08/28 [clean-list] Parsing: to drill or not to drill, that is the question metaperl
• 2008/08/28 [clean-list] Please answer this parsing question metaperl
• 2008/08/28 [clean-list] FCfC: Workshop on Resource Analysis Hans-Wolfgang Loidl
• 2008/08/27 [clean-list] Sanskrit Transliteration - Parsing into Abstract Syntax Trees metaperl
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] What does the L mean in the expression: :CloudsVertVisibility = L [CloudsVV] | SkyClear Erik Zuurbier
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] Does (<!?>) mean the element is optional? metaperl
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] Final CFP and extended deadline IFL 2008 Sven-Bodo Scholz
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] understanding a right-associative parser combinator terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] where are function type restrictions discussed? Arthur Gold
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] where are function type restrictions discussed? Pieter Koopman
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] where are function type restrictions discussed? Thomas van Noort
• 2008/08/26 RE: [clean-list] Documentation of parser combinators zuurb078
• 2008/08/26 RE: [clean-list] MetarParser.wordify - type signature terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] Documentation of parser combinators terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 RE: [clean-list] MetarParser.wordify - type signature terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 RE: [clean-list] MetarParser.wordify - type signature terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] Documentation of parser combinators terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 RE: [clean-list] MetarParser.wordify - type signature zuurb078
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] where are function type restrictions discussed? terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] where are function type restrictions discussed? terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] MetarParser.wordify - type signature terrence.brannon
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] Computer Language Shoot Out metaperl
• 2008/08/26 Re: [clean-list] What does the L mean in the expression: : CloudsVertVisibility = L [CloudsVV] | SkyClear metaperl
• 2008/08/26 [clean-list] What does the L mean in the expression: : CloudsVertVisibility = L [CloudsVV] | SkyClear metaperl
• 2008/08/25 Re: [clean-list] Arrays: type annotation and pattern matching Pieter Koopman
• 2008/08/25 Re: [clean-list] List index notation used on unboxed arrays in Language Report? Pieter Koopman
• 2008/08/25 Re: [clean-list] why is the notation for list and array indexing different? Pieter Koopman
• 2008/08/24 Re: [clean-list] using the IDE to experiment with types ("string" versus 'string' versus ['string'] Thomas van Noort
• 2008/08/24 Re: [clean-list] (+) is a binary function Thomas van Noort
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] Arrays: type annotation and pattern matching terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] List index notation used on unboxed arrays in Language Report? terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 Re: [clean-list] why is the notation for list and array indexing different? terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] why is the notation for list and array indexing different? terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] using the IDE to experiment with types ("string" versus 'string' versus ['string'] terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] Font size and world value Philippos Apolinarius
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] Admin request - archive this list at mail-archive.com and google groups terrence . x . brannon
• 2008/08/22 [clean-list] (+) is a binary function terrence . x . brannon

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