Hi,
Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> let attrs = {
> a = 7;
> b = func attrs ; # eg func = (a : a.a);
> }; in attrs
>
> now fix is an abstraction over the last style:
>
> fix ( attrs : {
> a = 7;
> b = func attrs
> });
OK, understood! It's just that I'm not used to this mechanisms, and the
phrase "the fix style" sounded strange to me. ;-)
(Maybe I'd have called it `fixpoint' or something to avoid confusion,
but maybe it's not the term Haskellers are used to.)
> I hope I've shed some light into fix usage for everyone who was scared
> when seeing the name until now (?)
Yes, thanks!
(Although I don't yet understand exactly how it relates to Nicolas'
post...)
Ludo'.
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