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Announce: HTk - a GUI toolkit for Haskell

It is our pleasure to announce the release of HTk, a graphical user interface toolkit and library for Haskell. Version 0.98 (World Cup edition) Htk is a typed, portable encapsulation of Tcl/Tk into Haskell. Its distinctive features are the use of Haskell types and type classes

readFloat

Folks I'm back to tidying up the Haskell Report. In the Numeric library, there is the useful function readFloat :: RealFloat a => ReadS a But you can't use it for reading rationals, because Rational isn't in RealFloat! This is a Royal Pain, and entirely unnecessary. In fact, readFloat

Re: Efficient way to code "(symbol,multiplicity)-counting" - how?

> > > type Multiplicity a = [(a,Int)] > > Can we say "Multiplicity a" *is* "[(a,Int)]", or do we say > "Multiplicity a" *is_a_distinct_yet_identical_copy_of* "[(a,Int)]"? Type synonyms are like typedef or #define in C: they create a fresh name for an already existing type. Use newtype if you

Huffman algorithm

Hi, I have problems with assignation of types, I did this ... * End: -- Codigo de Huffman The rest of the message is ignored: > -- > -- > -- Un arbol binario comun > -- > data BinTree a = Hoja a >| Nodo (BinTree a) (BinTree a) > > type Huff = BinTree Char > > -- Arbol especific

Re: ANN: Functional Metapost 1.2

Jorge Adriano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > By the way, the link in: "The latest and greatest version > with documentation included: FuncMP-1.2.tgz (1.6 MB)." > points to version 1.1 instead of 1.2. Oops. Fixed. Thanks. Sorry. Feri.