I was playing around with LINQ and I came up with the following idea for composing locks taking advantage of C# Monadic syntax. It seems too simple, so I thought let me post it on StackOverflow and se
As in my previous question, I\'m trying to wrap the Data.Binary.Put monad into another monad so that later I can ask it questions like \"how many bytes it\'s going to write\" or \"what is the current
Can someone show how to use the snap monad inside the reader monad?Monad transformers confuse me.(Alternatively, I will gladly accept suggestions of tutorials about monad transformers, and ways to see
I\'m learning monads, this is my first working one (aside from the trivial monad). Feel free to criticize everything in it ruthlessly. I\'m especially interested in \"more idiomatic\" and \"more elega
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I\'ve written a simple XML parser in Haskell. The function convertXML recieves contents of a XML file and returns a list of extracted values that are further processed.
here is the snippet to calculate whether knight can move to desired position within x moves: import Control.Monad (guard)
I have learned few days ago how about Haskell monads, is there some usage of monads concept at .net environment ?
I was just writing a quick bit of code, and I wanted to use the guard function in the IO Monad. However, there is no definition of MonadPlus for IO which means that we cannot use guard in IO land. I h
Most tutorials seem to give a lot of examples of monads (IO, state, list and so on) and then expect the reader to be able to abstract the overall principle and then they mention category theory. I don