I'm working on an application that has several forms, one for getting the
user credential and some other to let the user insert some data.
Having forms in multiple pages is somehow more difficult than it should
because of two known issues, both described
here
In Idris the let is used for local variables while the where is for local
functions. This strikes me as a very nice solution for a functional strict
language. It separates the strict expressions that must be calculated before
the main expressions from function helpers that may or may not be
Hi Igor,
my understanding is that `where` has not been implemented and will not be
implemented to 1) keep the syntax lean and 2) ensure a consistent coding
style.
I don't think Elm should have a `where` clause.
Coming from Haskell and physics, I instinctively liked the `where` syntax
better,
Yeah, this could be caused by "conflicting packages" - seems like you may
have been using a different package that has a dependency on
`elm-community/json-extra`, which uses the same module names as (and
supersedes) `elm-community/elm-json-extra`.
Op zondag 18 juni 2017 05:08:38 UTC+2 schreef
Hello,
past discussions about adding the where clause to Elm typically suggested to
use it as syntax sugar for the let.
As far understand, this is how things are done in Haskell. Moreover, using the
where is very natural there as syntax order follows the lazy evaluation
strategy making it
