Announcing Pan# 1.0
Pan# is a new front end for Conal Elliott's Pan system. Pan# is a
stand-alone system that displays interactive functional images
expressed in a slightly augmented Haskell subset. Pan# is ideal for
demonstrating the core principles of functional programming
On Thursday 01 April 2004 00:47, John Peterson wrote:
* Movie making capabilities
Do you describe animation as in fran, or do you just describe each frame
separately?
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The difference between Pan and Fran is that Pan is stateless: the
image is a pure function of the current control settings (system
stimulus) rather that a stateful signal function as in Yampa or Fran.
So you couldn't really do the infamous paddleball game or make use of
switching or integrals or
