[...]
> (I guess its a cousin to templates in C++)
> Or perhaps you need a separate section for syntax
> for constructing new datatypes..
yes, i think so. With enums and ranges being a special case.
i'll also put records
[...]
> (Please dont take this as an insult by my re-explaining these t
On 12 Feb 2002 14:49:16 +0100, Pixel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>eurk
>
>ERROR "/usr/share/hugs/lib/exts/ST.hs":48 - Syntax error in type expression
>(unexpected `.')
>
>isn't there a way ST.hs would require the extensions? a pragma or something?
>someone not knowing the "-98" would wonder for a
> Being able to specify the extensions required in a source file would be very
> useful in a range of cases. Very often helping other people with Haskell (in
> the case where they are trying to use someone else's module) is just a
> question of saying "try '-98'" or "try '-fglasgow-exts'" or whate
How should I modify the function below so that characters are printed
out as they arrive?
Thanks.
Tom
printchar :: Handle -> IO ()
printchar handle = do c <- hGetChar handle
putChar c
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