Re: Extensible data types?

There is an interesting paper which includes a method of performing this extension in Gofer: "Monad Transformers and Monad Interpreters" by Liang, Hudak and Jones I think this should be available from Mark Jones' web site at OGI. Rob MacAulay > > > > > Is th

Re: negate and sections

-) x) ? > > That, regrettably, is the wrong function. That function is \y -> x - y. I wanted > \y -> y - x. > > --Jeff > > Try (+ -4) However, you could just use (\y -> y - x) itself? Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Cambridge

Lava (was Re: Block simulation / audio processing)

Grundutb/Kurser/svh/ > Great! Does this mean that at last you will release Lava? I found Lava very interesting, but could not re-create it completely from your published papers. And so far you have not made the source code available.. Regards, Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Cambridge

Re: why sample argument. Improved example

e of this now! However, I am only a naive user both of CA packages and Haskell, so I cant offer any other constructive criticisms. Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Vulcan Asic___ email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] \|/ http : www.vulcanasic.com\ |#

Re: runtime optimization of haskell

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Re: Scientific uses of Haskell?

s: signal generators, filters, image processors, etc. > > But is this dataflow style really compatible with canonical FP? I don't > really know. I have seen the thesis of Hideki John Reekie (and another > one, farther from FP, of Choi). If you know anything about the > functional > approach to dataflow, please let me know. Visual programming sounds nice, but in practice it is of limited use. If you have a smallish number of modules to link together, you could do this as easily by hand-coding. If you have a larger number of modules, you probably ought to think about simplifying the system! Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Cambridge

Re: advice wanted on GUI design patterns

n by Andy Bower, contains a complete MVP development environment, including a presenter development tool. It is available for free download, so you can play around with the paradigm before translating it to Haskell. Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Cambridge

Wiki Sites

are also some links on his site which point to background material on Wiki sites in general: http://www.object-arts.com/wiki/html/Dolphin/WikiWeb.htm Hope this is of use. Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Vulcan Asic___ email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] \|/ http

Re: Is their a *good* online tutorial and reference for Haskell?

original TeX source. If one only has the translated postscript, the fontas are embedded (so Acrobat Reader tells me..) as type 3 fonts. I found a link to something called FixFont which might be able to fix this, but I have not tried it out: http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/tool_FixFo

Re: Is their a *good* online tutorial and reference for Haskell?

re unclear when viewed on-screen, though they do print acceptably. Presumably, this is because they were originally authored in TeX systems, and then translated to PostScript. Rob MacAulay Rob MacAulay Vulcan Asic___ email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] \|

Re: Type question

not come across this problem. Incidentally, you should check out Doatse Swierstra's parsing combinators, which are *very* impressive: http://www.cs.uu.nl/groups/ST/Software/Parse/ (It took me a few days to work out how to use them, but once you have done that, they are very quick to use)