Beyond that. Anything to suggest?
The requirement is for a peer-peer agent-based situation-theoretic
backward-chainer with quasirealtime browser feedback. A functional
paradigm is indicated, with monads and all that. All the rest of the
site is PHP-driven, so it could make sense to do as much as possible
(on the server side) in php.
It looks on the surface that if we stay away from arrays. and we make
all functions side-effect free (essentially no overlapping internal
variables) and we center the state of results on the browser (a
natural for php), then we will be much of the way there, especially
if we carefully limit scope as much as possible.
Since we have language heaviweights on the list, thought perhaps
there would be some insights into this. Thought also, that the list
would appreciate a different question than the same old, same old,
same old...
Best, Ted
Argh Haskell - All the bad memories come flooding back.
On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Ted Goranson wrote:
Hello--
Is PHP suitable for programming in a Haskell-like fashion? Is there
existing information on how to do this?
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Ted Goranson
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