Hello,
I bit premature perhaps but I wanted to post it on a leap day...
http://fremissant.net/freesect
Thanks for eyebloom on #haskell for motivating me to finally implement
an old idea. Thanks to the rest on #haskell for doing their best to
talk me out of it. ;)
I make no claims regarding
to thrash my HDD during development. The
executable is now produced in the root directory of the distro.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 9:27 PM, Ras Far ras...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I bit premature perhaps but I wanted to post it on a leap day...
http://fremissant.net/freesect
Thanks
Hi John,
Thanks for your feedback. It would be preferable to use regular
parentheses to delimit the section, but it could only work in special
cases. Consider this expression using free sections:
map _[ f (g __ y) ]_ bs
If that were written map (f (g __ y)) bs and parentheses used to
So we can have ... chiastic freesects? This sounds like too much fun!
I find chiasmus is a term from linguistics? From [1]: The elements
of simple chiasmus are often labelled in the form ABBA, where the
letters correspond to grammar, words, or meaning. So we've got love,
too (Aramaic word
Hi. What has worked for me is to install a binary package for 7.4.1:
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/download_ghc_7_4_1#binaries
You can install it someplace special by giving
--prefix=/someplace/special to the configure script. Then, adjust
your path to hit /someplace/special/bin before it hits
Hi,
I'm pleased to announce my first package, freesect, which is a Haskell
syntax extension to generalise sections.
Please visit the homepage http://www.fremissant.net/freesect for more
information. The package is also available on Hackage.
Some previous discussion occurred on the haskell-cafe
Hello Ivan,
Thanks for bringing Graphviz to Haskell, and for your continuing
dedication to making it more complete!
I just tried Graphvis for the first time a few days ago. I regretted
the absence of example code, especially as the API has been evolving,
so that examples on the Web do not
