From a different angle, are you looking at the text file with a
Oops, think I didn't send this to cafe, forgive any duplicates please.
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From: Mark Goldman
prettyPrint seems complicated..
Dan Mead
writes: that seems like the "wrong" waycheck out prettyprint in the standard library
On 3/9/07, Frozz < dj_frozz <at> hotmail.com> wrote:Hi Haskell ppl,I'm trying to solve a
trying to create index and display the index in Hugs as well as an output textfile.Below is my code. In Hugs, the index managed to get displayed well with nicealignments. However, for the text file, the alignment is off. The bracket with the numbers are messy. I really don't know why this would happen.Desired output:Anna [1]Ben[2]Shane[3]dispTable :: [([Int], Word)] -> StringdispTable = unlines . map (\ (num,word) -> word ++ take (25 - (length word)) (repeat ' ')++ show num)Did i do sth wrong? Thanks in advance._______________________________________________Haskell-Cafe mailing
problem that had been bothering me for a long time. I'm list
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