it reads like : Expected x, actual x.
Anyone has a clue?
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Hi all,
The MIME package that can be found on hackage, uses String as input.
Would i be considered better if there would be a version based on Text, or
ByteString ?
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with :
Non-ISO extended-ASCII text, with very long lines, with CRLF, LF line
terminators encoding.
How can I debug this problem ? What would you guys do ? Trying gdb ?
thanks in advance,
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/10 00:29, Pieter Laeremans wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying some haskell scripting. I'm writing a script to print
some information
from a zip archive. The zip-archive library does look nice but
the performance of zip-archive/lazy bytestring
doesn't seem to scale.
Executing
,
or am I doing something terribly wrong ?
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. A quick google search
yielded ncurses, but I have already installed it, and it doesn't contain
that binary.
Furthermore configure doesn't yield any errors. And a dependency on ncurses
does seem quite strange doesn't it ?
thans in advance,
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Hello,
Has anyone some exampe usages of : Network.UrlDisp ?
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`Data.ByteString.Lazy.Internal.ByteString'
against inferred type `ByteString'
Is this a library problem? Is the CGI bound with a too specific ByteString ?
Or am I doing something terrible wrong ?
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source projects which parse
ByteString data ?
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-light-0.3.1 failed during the building phase. The exception was:
exit: ExitFailure 1
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Hello,
I've written a cgi script in haskell, it crashes sometimes with the error
message Prelude . tail : empty list
In Java we would use this approach to log the erro
try {
} catch (Exception e) {
}
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I've written a cgi script in haskell, it crashes sometimes with the error
message Prelude . tail : empty list
In Java we would use this approach to log the erro
try {
} catch (Exception e) {
}
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Hello,
I've written a cgi script in haskell, it crashes sometimes with the error
message Prelude . tail : empty list
In Java we would use this approach to log the erro
try {
} catch (Exception e) {
}
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like to use a programmatic solution to this problem.
And is there some haskell function which converts special tokens lik -
amp; and é - egu; ?
thanks in advance,
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': getCatalog (Content _ _ c) = c
In the definition for method `getCatalog'
Failed, modules loaded: none.
thanks in advance,
P
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contain a specific type of Item.
For each Item I have to be able to produce the toSELem representation
that subsequently can be used by HStringTemplate
I thik that means I could declare
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of memory allocated to the
program during execution.
The best I can do now is look at top but that 's not satisfactory.
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the sqlite3 library using ghc ?
And are there other lucene like libs available like holumbus for haskell ?
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, [])
(x, l) - (x ++ [head l], tail l )
Is there a better way to write this ?
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Thanks for your response.
There 's one thing I don't understand however: the countRef function
returns the same MVar all the time.
What 's the reason for that ?I would expect that every time that
function is invoked, it returns a new MVar,
but clearly it does not.
From the
Hello,
I'm trying to write a simple module for the haskell web server (hws-
cgi).
And I would like to write a simple module that maintains some kind of
state for a session.
But I'm I write I cannot do this in pure Haskell ? Without adopting
the sources of the Haskell web server ?
I'll
Hi,
I'm reading the Haskell school of expression by Paul Hudok. Great book.
However I would like some feedback about a solution to an exercise
The problem is quite simple :
define f1 and f2 (using higher order functions ) such that
f1 (f2 (*) [1..4]) 5 = [5,10,15,20]
I have come up with the
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