I want to create a couple of computational expressions that would be used to access the database and return a list of items like so (I also have questions in the code comments):
for example if I want literal type for Nullable(x) like 开发者_JS百科a let x = 6x // nullable literal type
I used view here before I was not needed in some parameter, but now I need it and it fails or maybe I\'m making something wrong.
After reading some reports about the inadequacies of the Mono 2.6 garbage collector, I decided to give Mo开发者_StackOverflow社区no 2.10 a go. I found that the 2.10 runtime crashes with the following
According to the section here on generic types: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233230.aspx then these forms are equivalent:
I\'m trying to lookup DbType enumeration values from .net types. I\'m using a match statement. However I cannot figure out how to match on the type byte[].
From the MSDN documentation I understand that if Run is implemented it will be called automatically at the end of the computational expression. It says that:
I only know F#. I haven\'t learned the other functional programming languages. All the examples that I have seen for monads only describe the bind and unit methods. F# has lots of keywords (e.g. let!,
I\'m learning F# (new to functional programming in general though used functional aspects of C# for years but let\'s face it, that\'s pretty different) and one of the things that I\'ve read is that th
Ok, a while ago I read about a Re-factoring Browser for I think, Lisp (or maybe it was smalltalk). This was a tool to help with re-factoring.
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