Hi,
Donn Cave wrote:
someIO>>= f where
f Opt1 = ...
I like this ... or, I would like it, if I could make it work!
I get "The last statement in a 'do' construct must be an expression",
Where-clauses can only be used on equations, not on expressions or
statements, so you would need to float the where clause outwards:
foo = do someIO >>= f
where f = ...
Or you can use let-in-expressions or let-statements to bind local values
(or functions) in do-notation:
do let f = ...
result <- someIO >>= f
or
do result <- let f = ... in
someIO >>= Op1 = ..
HTH, Tillmann
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