>>>>> "xander" == xander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
xander> is there an opposite (:) available in haskell?
xander> like, i can toss an element at the back of a list without
xander> O(n) fuss recursing bla??
xander> The (:) operator is internally, isn't it? So why not make life easier
xander> and create (hack) an opposite of it?
Do you mean sth like
> data Tsil a = Lin | Snoc (Tsil a) a
> lastTsil :: Tsil a -> a
> lastTsil (Snoc xs x) = x
> lastTsil Lin = error "lastTsil: empty Tsil"
Marko
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