Here is a concern:
At present, a final \n in lines' input is optional, because a line is
ended by either a \n or the end of the string. Consequently lines "a"
and lines "a\n" have the same value ( ["a"] ). This seems a desirable
feature that is worth preserving.
Consider the composition lines.u
Hi Sigbjorn,
| Here's a Prelude inconsistency that's been irking me once
| in a while for a loong time - today it came up again, so here goes:
|
| unlines ["a","b"] ==> "a\nb\n"
| unwords ["a","b"] ==> "a b"
|
| [... unwords adds space between items, not at the beginning or end;
| unl
Mon, 7 Aug 2000 17:58:40 -0700, Sigbjorn Finne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> pisze:
> Here's a Prelude inconsistency that's been irking me once
> in a while for a loong time - today it came up again, so here goes:
>
> unlines ["a","b"] ==> "a\nb\n"
> unwords ["a","b"] ==> "a b"
IMHO it should
Mark P Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> | Here's a Prelude inconsistency that's been irking me once
> | in a while for a loong time - today it came up again, so here goes:
> |
> | unlines ["a","b"] ==> "a\nb\n"
> | unwords ["a","b"] ==> "a b"
> |
> | [... unwords adds space bet
