On Sat, 2008-05-17 at 20:51 +0100, Sebastian Sylvan wrote:
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> 2008/5/17 Kaveh Shahbazian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have question on mapping some Haskell concepts to C# 3 ones.
> Maybe there are not any strict equivalents; yet it helps:
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> 1 - What is the equiva
On Sunday 18 May 2008 16:33:56 Luke Palmer wrote:
> Scala is very much like C#, but gets this point right, FWIW.
Only for certain types, IIRC. Scala was broken with respect to bools the last
time I looked.
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2008/5/17 Kaveh Shahbazian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 3 - What is the logical implementation of pattern matching in C#? (For
> example using structures with indicator fields or using interfaces and
> inheritance and dynamically dispatch in calling overloaded methods. Also
> this question contain a hidd
On 2008 May 18, at 9:59, Kaveh Shahbazian wrote:
For something like: type Thing a b = ThisWay a | ThatWay b | NoWay
actually there is no equivalents for data constructor
I presume you mean "data" instead of "type". Not that I can address
your question directly, as I don't know C#. In C i
Hi
(I did not received your message in my mail box and I have seen it on
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Maybe I am misguessing why you are asking your question, but wouldn't it
be better to ask how to map these Haskell concepts to CLR? If so, check out
work on Mondrian.
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Kaveh,
Maybe I am misguessing why you are asking your question, but wouldn't
it be better to ask how to map these Haskell concepts to CLR? If so, check
out work on Mondrian.
Vasili
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2008/5/17 Kaveh Shahbazian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have question on mapping some Haskell concepts to C# 3 ones. Maybe there
> are not any strict equivalents; yet it helps:
>
> 1 - What is the equivalent of "Type Constructor" in C#?
Class declaration. Generic ones. E.g. List, is a type where the
I have question on mapping some Haskell concepts to C# 3 ones. Maybe there
are not any strict equivalents; yet it helps:
1 - What is the equivalent of "Type Constructor" in C#?
2 - What is the equivalent of "Data Constructor" in C#?
3 - What is the logical implementation of pattern matching in C#?
