[mercury-users] Idea for a currying library
Michael Day
mcda at cat.cs.mu.OZ.AU
Sat Jan 15 11:07:23 AEDT 2000
> > P = foo(X, #2, Y, #1)
> >
> > would translate into
> >
> > P = (func(A, B) = foo(X, B, Y, A))
When named predicate arguments are implemented would it be preferable to
curry by name rather than number? I've no idea what syntax would be
appropriate, but I would imagine something like this:
:- pred foo(name : string, size : int, color : tuple).
...
P = foo(size = 3, name = "Rupert")
Would such a scheme be desirable? Doing anything based on the index of the
argument is quite uncomfortable when the number or ordering of the
arguments inevitably change.
Michael
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