In addition to creating a new operator, you can use the function as an
operator with ``, e.g.:
"1M" `dist` [[], ["2M"], ["2M, 3M"]] = [["1M"],["1M","2M"],["1M","2M, 3M"]]
Rodrigo
PS. Sorry if I sent this twice.
On 08/08/2007, rodrigo.bonifacio
Hello,
I have created the following function:
dist :: String -> [[String]] -> [[String]] dist x y = [ x:e | e<-y ]
eg.:
dist "1M" [[], ["2M"], ["2M, 3M"]] = [["1M"],["1M","2M"],["1M","2M, 3M"]]
How can I create an operator that perform the same function as dist? I want to write something like:
"1M" ++ [[], ["2M"], ["2M", "3M"]]
Thanks in advance.
Rodrigo.
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