On Apr 7, 2007, at 2:01 PM, Pepe Iborra wrote:
So what I would do is to create a thin wrapper:
>i = id :: Integer -> Integer
and write:
> input2 = [ InputDecs [ inp "emaLength" TyNumber ((i 20) + (i
40)) ] ]
I do it like this and it does save typing. It's not bad so I'll stick
to it for now:
id = VarIdent
d = Double
i = Int
b = Bool
s = Str
d' = NumExpr . d
i' = NumExpr . i
b' = CondExpr . b
s' = StrExpr . s
n = NumExpr
(+) a b = NumExpr (NumOp Plus a b)
This is much less verbose than my OCaml version anyway.
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