Hello folks,
is there an example (simpe or not) for the use of Data.Random.RVarT with an
underlying monad other than Identity, e.g. StateT, ReaderT etc.?
Thx
Torsten
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An: Kemps-Benedix Torsten
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Betreff: Re: Example for formatted show in HStringTemplate
+++ Kemps-Benedix Torsten [Jul 13 09 23:56 ]:
Hello,
is there a working example of how to use
Hello,
is there a working example of how to use the format clause with
HStringTemplate, e.g. for Data.Time.Day? I think, if there is a parameter
$day$, a reasonable template might contain e.g.:
$day;format=%d.%b.%Y$
But I only get toModifiedJulianDay: [54960] as the result which corresponds
Sterling,
the toSElem function of ToSElem does not take a parameter that allows
specification of e.g. the locale that shall be used for rendering a specific
attribute. If one wants to change this, one also has to change setAttribute and
the like. Do you have any plans to extend
All this is certainly true. But there is still a valid concern: Numerical tasks
often allow to predict whether an error might occur or not. Let's say you know
that you have a normal matrix N and want to calculate (1+N*N)^-1. Of course the
matrix is invertible and therefore it is reasonable to
Hello all,
I'm trying to use the generic capabilities of HSTringTemplate. The
documentation claims that the package is able to automatically generate
instances of ToSElem if syb-with-class is installed but gives no further
details. I installed syb-with-class and then installed HSTringTemplate
Hello,
but to specify that “this function turns a list into its sorted equivalent”
would probably require to specify e.g. sort in terms of the type system and
to write code that actually does the sorting. The first task is much like
specifying what a sorted list is in first-order-logic (much
