I am a bit confused by your response Mieszko. What I am looking to do is have a
function say called
ConvertString :: IO String -> String
or something like that. Not sure if your examples achieve this. I want to take the
IO String and be able to use it as a String somehow. My problem is I have a function
for instance
getWord :: String -> String
getWord [] = []
getWord (x:xs)
| elem x whitespace = []
| otherwise = x : getWord xs
If I change the header to
getWord :: IO String -> IO String
I get errors of types not matching. Sorry if these are stupid questions but I am very
confused by the difference of IO String and String, and want to know how you can use
the IO String like a String. Thank you.
Rob
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