"Keith S. Wansbrough" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ... Having a single unified repository for Haskell modules would
> be a wonderful thing. Does anyone else agree?
Yes, lots of people agree, most importantly Sigbjorn :-)
We (Glaswegians) tried to do a "Haskell library" in the
early days, but
> > Without any intention of denigrating excellent work in Haskell, is
> > there any reason to prefer this over gnuplot? What is it?
>
> What can I answer here on "what is it?"? See for yourself
> on my html page - I am not hiding anything. Far from being
> finished (for exampl
On 18 Sep 1998, Will Partain wrote:
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> We (Glaswegians) tried to do a "Haskell library" in the
> early days, but not much came of it except for Stephen
> Bevan's numerical code. But that's no reason not to swing
> 'round and try again; after all, there should be *much* more
> Haskell cod
We would like to invite everyone to check out the "all new"
haskell.org. I've added a section on using Haskell in classes (thanks
again to all who responded!) and Olaf Chitil has integrated
haskell.org with his Haskell site to produce a much nicer web site.
Olaf did all the hard work on this - I
Gnuplot *does* provide GIF output:
set term gif
set output "foo.gif"
...
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> -Origin
>Hi, folks. I'm noodling around on some (Unix) sysadmin
>ideas, and would like to use Haskell and XML
>(http://www.xml.com). Does anyone have code to share that
>might be *vaguely* useful for XML-ish things? -- I'm mainly
>interested in it as a data-exchange format. Or for any
>sysadmin-ish p
> Without any intention of denigrating excellent work in Haskell, is
> there any reason to prefer this over gnuplot? What is it?
>
What can I answer here on "what is it?"? See for yourself
on my html page - I am not hiding anything. Far from being
finished (for example
Hi, folks. I'm noodling around on some (Unix) sysadmin
ideas, and would like to use Haskell and XML
(http://www.xml.com). Does anyone have code to share that
might be *vaguely* useful for XML-ish things? -- I'm mainly
interested in it as a data-exchange format. Or for any
sysadmin-ish purpose w
Jan Skibinski writes:
I needed a simple tool - capable of producing GIF based plots
from within Haskell programs. Such plots can be then incorporated
into HTML reports, to literate Haskell programs, or to combination
of both.
So I wrote one - available at
http://www.nu
