A 31/07/2012, às 15:03, Haskell Media escreveu: > Hi, > > I was wondering if there was a livecoding environment like Overtone or > Impromptu but for Haskell. > > So again, I'm looking for the same type of coding environment like Impromptu:
I’ve actually been wondering on how this can be done functionally and haven’t really figured it out. For instance the SuperCollider language allows to do interactive programming where you type some code get some sounds going and then you can change code as you go along. Sometimes it’s just stopping the previous sounds and starting new ones (easy to do in Haskell) but other times it’s more about changing subparts of the program which is usually done by re-evaluating a variable to a new value and this cannot be done in Haskell (can it ?). So I’m curious how does interactive programming work in a functional language, specially changing just some parts of the program while it is running and keeping the current state of the program (i.e. not restarting from scratch) ? best, Miguel Negrão _______________________________________________ haskell-art mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lurk.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-art
