Re: [pure-lang-users] bug in def

[Eddie R. <er...@bm...>]

Jiri, can you show me how you defined the => operator?

I had something like
 infix 2 => ;

I never gave it a real definition except inside of a zipwith like
zipwith (\(x=>y) z -> ...) ...

I had to give at least a precedence of 2 because it is the only way I could get it *not* to give a syntax error on something like
 [1=>"a",2=>"b"]

e.r.

On Sat 05/07/08  8:07 PM , Albert Graef Dr....@t-... sent:
> Eddie Rucker wrote:
> > By the way I hope you don't mind but I liked the =>
> idea and borrowed it for creating a CSV dialect.
> Then please make sure that you use the same operator declaration as
> Jiri, so that we don't get any conflicts between dict.pure and
> csv.pure.
> Albert
> 
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