Does anybody know if there is some unsafe IO function that would let me do destructive assignment? Something like:
a = 5 main = do veryUnsafeAndYouShouldNeverEveryCallThisFunction_DestructiveAssign a 8 print a > 8 and yes I am in fact insane... I'm also looking for a way to make actual copies of data. so I could do something like this: a = Node 5 [Node 2 [], Node 5 [a]] main = do b <- makeCopy a veryUnsafeAndYouShouldNeverEveryCallThisFunction_DestructiveAssign b (Node 0 []) -- 'a' is unchanged It would be even more fantastic, if the copy function was lazy. I think the traverse function might actually make a copy, but I would be happier with something more general (doesn't require membership in traversable), and more explicit (was actually designed for making real copies). Any ideas? Thanks, - Job
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