Hi all,
I am now trying to learn Haskell for half a week and I like it a lot.
But I still did not find out too much about exception handling. Is it
possible that there is no ml-like mechanism with `raise' and `handle'
built in? Yes, I know about types like
data Result t = ERROR | Yes t
and I
Alex Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote (8 Dec 1997) on Partially annoying orders:
> I recently found myself needing a partial order class, and found
> that:
> The most likely-looking operator symbols are all "taken";
> It'd be desirable to have such a class be a superclass of Ord, but
> this
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