The Collection module just defines the OrdColl class, without giving any instances for it. To use the Collection module directly, you would have to define one or more instances yourself, something like this:
data Bag a = ... instance OrdColl Bag a where insert a c = ... minElem c = ... ... But I assume that you don't want to implement your own collection datatype or write your own insert, minElem, etc. Luckily, Edison comes with a few pre-defined instances of OrdColl, each in a separate module. You just have to import the one you want. Replace the line > import qualified Collection as C with > import qualified SkewHeap as C (or LazyPairingHeap, or SplayHeap, or UnbalancedSet) and it should work fine. Hope this helps. - Brian Huffman _______________________________________________ Haskell mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell
