Lennart says: > I've sinced changed my mind, maybe it is "a functional programmers > deathwish", but I find the case where you are explicit about what a > function depends on to be more honest and true to the FP spirit. > I've also found it practically useful since you can then change the > values of the given flags locally (which you couldn't do with a global > argv). Is this an argument against having lexically scoped variables altogether? (Iknew you were into supercombinators, but this much? :-) Nikhil
- Re: Making argv a constant Simon L Peyton Jones
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