On Apr 13, 2008, at 10:21 , Manlio Perillo wrote:
I'm not yet an Haskell expert, however one of the great feature of
WSGI is that the environ is a Python dictionary.
This means that the user can add new keys/values in it.
I'm using this feature, in my WSGI implementation for Nginx (and in
a mini framework I'm writing) to store user configuration in the
environment, and to cache the result of the parsing of request
headers.
I'm not sure if this make sense in Haskell.
Er, that's just a StateT and possibly a ReaderT. I suspect a
specific monad stack wrapping IO will end up being part of the
interface anyway.
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