hi all
i'm going to write an exam in haskell tomorrow (monday) and i therefore
i have to understand what this does:
repeat_until::(a-Bool)-(a-a)-a-a
repeat_until crit change x
|crit x = x --zufrieden
|otherwise = repeat_until crit change (change x) --weiter
fix::(Float-Float)-Float-Float
fix
On 2004 December 19 Sunday 17:31, armin langhofer wrote:
this is the use:
Prelude :l e:\haskell\burstall.hs
Main fix square 0.01
0.01
it seems that i dont have a clue how it works. maybe some of you could
explain it to me that i can pass the exam tomorrow,
Do you know
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004, Henning Sato von Rosen wrote:
But, I am working on understanding IO magic, on a much more concrete
level, so I am am looking for a really good explanation of the above.
(And the IO monad in general.)
One way of looking at it is that a monad is an interpreter that has access
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 20:24:47 -0500, Robert Dockins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well that shouldn't affect the functionality. The weak pointer was
only a way of attatching a finalizer to the Playback object. It is
true that I should probably wrap up the the SoundPlaybackRaw inside
the
