A refresh of the Hugs98 Nov2003 Windows installer is
now available via http://haskell.org/hugs/ . It fixes a couple
bugs in the GUI version of the interpreter, WinHugs, that
people have reported. Other than that, status quo. (=> if
you're not a WinHugs user, no need to update your installation.)
Call for Participation
5th International Summer School on
Advanced Functional Programming
AFP 2004
Tartu, Estonia, 14-21 August 2004
http://www.cs.ut.ee/afp04
Background and objective
Hi,
There's a new version (2.2) of Pancito (a functional images toolkit)
available at http://www.acooke.org/jara/pancito - it extends 2.1 with
useful output options (a progress meter and the possibility to preview a
small area of an image) and better structured code (points are now a
typeclass, a
Dear all,
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Hi
> wouldn't it be nicer to have
> - mainwrapper and call combined
mainwrapper catches all the exceptions. This may not be what you want. You
end up ignoring errors again (except for the message).
> - helper fucntions defined for execp "cat" etc
Yes, this would be easy.
> i haven't downloaded
On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Andrew Pimlott wrote:
> > However, when using pipes, the exitcode of only one of the involved
> > processes can be monitored.
>
> Let me give my frank opinion that, even though it's how shell
> scripts have always worked, this should be considered broken.
Well, HsUnix is somewh
> I found GetOpt to be convenient when used properly. I would be
> interested to hear your comment on my article:
> http://tinyurl.com/23ya4
Your technique is quite elegant. It does essentially the same as HsUnix,
when it is used the way I use it in my scripts.
You can find examples in the use
