Dan Doel :
...
Also, the embedded IO language does not have this property.
do x<- m ; f x x
is different from
do x<- m ; y<- m ; f x y
and so on. This is why you shouldn't write your whole program with IO
functions; it lacks nice properties for working with your code.
Sorry, what are you trying to suggest?
You show two OBVIOUSLY different pieces of code, and you say that they
are different.
If, by chance, some newbie reads that and gets the impression that (<-)
is something equivalent to (=), you are serving the devil.
Jerzy Karczmarczuk
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