[Haskell-beginners] why is something different within a function
when it comes out?
prad
prad at towardsfreedom.com
Wed Jul 14 01:33:10 EDT 2010
i have this:
main = do
c <- readFile "test.txt"
let tleP = "<title>\n(.*)\n</title>"
let tle = c=~tleP::[[String]]
putStrLn $ tle!!0!!1
let g = xtract tleP c
putStrLn $ show g
xtract p c = do
let r = c=~p::[[String]]
return r!!0!!0!!1
for the first putStrLn i get:
League of Humane Voters Home Page
for the second i get
"League of Humane Voters Home Page"
but only after i have done r !!0 !!0 !!1
whereas i only needed tle !!0 !!1
it seems to me that both tle and r serve the same purpose though they
come out as different types r being a string and tle being i don't know
what because i get a "Not in scope: 'tle'
so even though both r and tle are set as [[String]], they don't seem to
be the same creature.
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