On Wed, 23 Oct 2013 23:11:32 +0200, Miro Karpis
Please, can you help me with following?... I have a working code but am not very happy with the error handling in "updateStocks" function. It does what it should, but I would like to implement some kind of guards. Problem is that it always ends it some error + am not sure if I can use guards in inside defined variable. Pls. what would you suggest?
httpExceptionHandler :: HttpException -> IO L.ByteString httpExceptionHandler e = (putStrLn "Error: simpleHttp returned exception") >> (return L.empty)
getStocks :: String -> IO L.ByteString getStocks url = (simpleHttp url) `X.catch` httpExceptionHandler
updateStocks :: IO String updateStocks = do yqlResult <- getStocks testQuery case yqlResult of x | x == L.empty -> return "return exception" | otherwise -> return "here I will call another function"
I think you need to give more details to say anything about this. What is the indication that there is nothing more to download? I have some suggestions for code improvement: - you use more parentheses than necessary, download hlint from hackage, it can suggest improvements - the code:
case yqlResult of x | x == L.empty -> return "return exception" | otherwise -> return "here I will call another function"
can be simplified to:
if yqlResult == L.empty then return "return exception" else return "here I will call another function"
or even:
return if yqlResult == L.empty then "return exception" else "here I will call another function"
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