I\'ve been trying to understad Functional Programming, Haskell and Continuation Passing Style in one big blob and my structured/OOP background is giving me a hard time.
Newbie Rx question. I want to write a method like the following: public IObsevable<Unit> Save(object obj)
How can i start scala (or scalac) with the -P:continuations:enable flag 开发者_C百科in Eclipse I used import scala.util.continuations._; in my code , and need to enable the plugin.Window -> Preference
How does CPS in curried languages like lambda calculus or Ocaml even make sense? Technically, all function have one argument. So say we have a CPS version of addition in one such language:
I\'ve tried to use Task.Factory.ContinueWhenAll() a few times now with the intent of invoking a continuation only when all the antecedents run to completion without any errors or cancellations. Doing
For example I have two async methods (get-a 10 (lambda (a) (get-b a (lambda (b) (display b))) but I want to write something similar to
I have an assignment to do and I can\'t figure out how to do one question. Here is what I have to do: Write a function which collects all elements in the tree T which satisfies the property p and re
Basically I want to convert this: def data(block: T => Unit) to a Stream (dataToStream is a hypothetical function that do this conversion):
I\'m playing with some kind of DSL defined by an monadic interface. Since applying the monad using a bunch of flatMap applications is kind of cumbersome and I find for-comprehension syntactically not
This is how the Cont monad is defined: newtype Cont r a = C开发者_JAVA百科ont { runCont :: (a -> r) -> r }
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