On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 18:00, Alex Gontcharov wrote:
> I don't want to hide it within the function, I need the functions
> to have file scope.
Oh, ok. I assumed from the indentation (you see layout matters!) that it
was a nested function.
Haskell (like Python) is layout sensitive, the indentation
Stefan Holdermans wrote:
Alex,
AG> Ignore the layout
AG> I can't find the error, running it gives parse error during
AG> compile on pStack, it is not very descriptive and I don't
AG> what is wrong.
Well, ignoring the layout is not a good thing here, since that's the one of
the causes for y
Alex,
AG> Ignore the layout
AG> I can't find the error, running it gives parse error during
AG> compile on pStack, it is not very descriptive and I don't
AG> what is wrong.
Well, ignoring the layout is not a good thing here, since that's the one of
the causes for your program to not com
Alex Gontcharov wrote:
Ignore the layout
pStack needs to be indented to the same level than digStack (or a
"where" must be inserted after digStack).
I can't find the error, running it gives parse error during compile on
pStack, it is not very descriptive and I don't what is wrong.
after correct i
Ignore the layout
I can't find the error, running it gives parse error during compile on
pStack, it is not very descriptive and I don't what is wrong.
--Stack for the digits for numbers, a modulo b
digStack :: Integer->Integer->[Integer]
digStack a b
| a == 0 = []
| otherwise =
