Thanks for the link. So many variations on a theme: n-vars to a list : Oleg's solution for polyvariadic functions list + n-adic function -> value : This thread list of (n_i)-adic functions + argument -> list of (n_i-1)-adic functions : The link you gave.
The first two had very similar answers, and I have a feeling the third could be answered with yet another application of the same idea. As I see it, the answer given in that link amounts to wrapping the function so that it will fit in a homogeneous list. The user still has to wrap their functions with multiple 'cook's. Joel On 10/5/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This came up a while ago (but with a list of functions of different arities, all being fed one argument). I found Scott Turner's pure Haskell 98 solution very illuminating: http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2000-November/001332.html Regards, Tom
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