At 13:12 14/12/03 +0100, Max Hoffmann wrote:
Dear Haskell cafe members,
I am somebody one could well call a bloody beginner but the elegance of
functional programming and am therefore truly interested to learn more about
Haskell.
Now I have an assignment to write a parsing function to convert a s
Hi Max!
This is a type definiton, which says that parsing takes one argument, a
String, and gives you back a list of OpTree:
parsing :: String->[OpTree]
This is a function definition. The part before the = is called the
left hand side, while the part after the = is called the right hand sid
Dear Haskell cafe members,
I am somebody one could well call a bloody beginner but the elegance of
functional programming and am therefore truly interested to learn more about
Haskell.
Now I have an assignment to write a parsing function to convert a string of
a mathematical expression into a tr
