Hi,
Just wondering whether I can use ShowS or tupling or Difference Lists to speed
up the following code?
It's basic text processing. It takes in a list of Lines where each Line is a
list of Words and intersperses " " between them then concatenates them into a
longer String. Note that there is a recursive call and the ++ operator.
Thanks
Mark
-- Function: joinLines
-- Joins the Words within Lines together with whitespace and newline characters
-- Argument: Lines to pad with whitespace and newlines
-- Evaluate: The processed and concatenated String
joinLines :: [Line] -> String
joinLines (l:[]) = concat (intersperse " " l)
joinLines (l:ls) = (concat (intersperse " " l)) ++ ('\n':joinLines ls)
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