Scherrer, Chad wrote:
Have you used Haskell's infix notation? It can help keep the order
straight for operators like these. You can write
a `mod` b -- instead of mod a b
a `divides` b -- instead of divides a b.
This can help with readability, too.
No, I haven't. That's neat, very neat. Thanks for the tip.
I just tried it, and all these are valid:
(a `divides`) b
(`divides` b) a
That's neat because then you can make derived functions and compositions
and all sorts of neat stuff.
Cheers,
Daniel
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