ke a special case
-- "case" terminated by "," may be worth dealing with
-- check that "let"s inside "do" (which don't have "in") are handled OK
-- check explicit blocks, and their interaction with implicit ones
Ian Holyer @(#) $Id: Layout.hs,v 1.2 1998/10/2
On the subject of standards, all that is needed from my own personal point of
view is a statement in the Haskell report saying how long the current version
is guaranteed to remain in force. Why can't we start right now by putting one
on Haskell 1.4, even if it only says "demise imminent"?
On
Koen wrote:
| Is it possible to write a monad such that this equality holds
| both denotationally and operationally
|
| do {x - foo; return x} = foo
|
| For all I know, the answer to this question is
| "yes, with sufficient sneakiness".
Aha! Show us how!!
