You also need some type of pipe functionality.
There is a paper on arrows (by John Hughes?), that seems like it describes
a good way to implement pipes in Haskell.
-Alex-
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On 20 Aug 1999, Marko Schuetz wrote:
> >>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff Burdges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> Just wondering if someone uses Hugs for writing Unix-Shell Scripts. Or
> >> what would you think about a Haskell-Shell. SCSH (a Scheme-Shell)
> >> brought me on that idea. Don't you think that would be a nice thing?
>
> Jeff> Yes, it would be a wonderful idea.. but Hugs would need to be
> Jeff> madified since a) it has no history, tab compleation, or other
>
> You can make hugs use readline, giving you many of these interactive
> features, e.g. incremental search backwards through your history etc.
>
> Marko
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