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isnt it time you refinanced?
by flowers 06 Oct '03

06 Oct '03

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Urgent business assistance
by Ola Abiola 22 Aug '03

22 Aug '03

Monsieur/Madam, Tout d�abord, je voudrais solliciter votre ultime confidence pour cette proposition. C�est par la vertu de la nature de la transaction qu�il est n�cessaire d��tre confidentiel et plus discret. J�ai obtenu votre adresse dans l�annuaire de votre pays . Je suis Mr. Ola ABIOLA, le fils du chef BASHORUN MKO ABIOLA qui �tait mort en d�tention politique le 7 juillet 1998. Mon p�re avait contest� l��lection pr�sidentielle au Nigeria du 12 juin 1993 qu�il avait gagn� mais annul�e. Il �tait emp�ch� du fauteuil pr�sidentiel par l�ancienne association du nord dans le pays connue populairement comme<<KADUNA MAFIA>>. Cette assoc iation regroupe les anciens chefs d�Etats militaire et la derni�re junte militaire G�n�ral SANI ABACHA qui est mort le 8 juin 1998. Ils ont jur� de ne pas abdiquer le fauteuil pr�sidentiel � un sudiste, revendiquant que le fauteuil est pour les natifs du nord. Pour se d�barrasser de mon p�re, ils raisonnaient que mon p�re avait d�pens� de l�argent pour gagner le mandat du public, d�o� l�annulation de l��lection . La situation s�est empyr�e la veille du 12 juin, Ier anniversaire(11 juin 1994) lorsque mon p�re s�est d�clar� pr�sident de la R�publique F�d�rale du Nigeria. Pour cette raison, la junte d�clare que mon p�re est recherch�. Il fut arr�t � et il n��tait pas ni jug� ni lib�r� jusqu�� sa mort. En outre, ma m�re ALHADJA KUDIRAT ABIOLA qui luttait pour la lib�ration de mon p�re fut assassin� par des inconnus arm�s le 4 juin 1996. Il faut noter qu�avant la mort de ma m�re, elle avait d�pos�e une somme de 35.300.000 US$(trente cinq million trois c ent mille) de dollars Am�ricains aupr�s d�une compagnie de s�curit� et ceci appartenait � mon p�re. Mon p�re �tait un polygame et depuis sa mort il y a des probl�mes � cause du partage de sa richesse et mes fr�res(de m�re diff�rente) faisaient tout pour s�asseoir sur les biens de mon p�re, d�o� ma d�cision de transf�rer ce fonds � un �tranger qui m�aidera pour son investissement dans une affaire lucrative � mon profit et � celui de mon petit fr�re, comme de m�me p�re et de m�me m�re et qui arrangera au ssi ma r�sidence dans son pays. Notez bien que ma famille n�est pas au courant de cette transaction, c�est uniquement vous et la compagnie de s�curit� et assurez-vous que cette transaction ne sera jamais sue par ma grande famille et les gens du Nigeria. J�ai d�cid� d�ex�cuter cette aff aire ici � Lom�-Togo d�o� ma r�sidence temporaire, pour des raisons de s�curit�s. Soyez inform� que toutes les modalit�s n�cessaire pour le transfert de ce fonds ont �t� parfaites et la transaction est � 100% de hors risque. D�ailleurs, les militaires sont rentr�s dans les casernes et le Nigeria a maintenant un gouvernement d�mocratiq ue. Vous �tes libres de m�informer dans votre r�ponse � cette lettre votre commission en pourcentage sur le montant total pour votre assistance. Notez tout de m�me que les 5% de la somme totale reste pour les d�penses pouvant �tre contract�es pour le pro cessus de la transaction. Contactez- moi et je vous donnerez l�image compl�te de ce projet. Dans l�attente de votre r�ponse rapide, veuillez agr�er l�__expression de mes sentiments les plus sincers. Ola ABIOLA

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by SANDER SMITH 05 Aug '03

05 Aug '03

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haskelldoc
by v163＠163.com 12 May '03

12 May '03

你要的网页给你找到了 http://www.creatonly.com/sohusms.htm

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Real ZOO web site, welcome! ID<kdvnhoogrfCkdvnhoo1ruj>
by Farmgirl12104 20 Jun '02

20 Jun '02

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ANNOUNCE: Haddock version 0.2, a Haskell documentation tool
by Simon Marlow 22 May '02

22 May '02

I'm pleased to announce version 0.2 of Haddock, a documentation generation tool for Haskell source code. It's available from http://www.haskell.org/haddock/ The changes relative to version 0.1 are listed here: http://www.haskell.org/haddock/CHANGES.txt Cheers, Simon

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RE: ANNOUNCE: Haddock version 0.2, a Haskell documentation tool
by Simon Marlow 14 May '02

14 May '02

> Just two remarks: > > * The layout of documented constructors and record fields is a bit > heavyweight IMHO, almost a screenfull of lines for common constructs. > I understand the current rationale, but nevertheless, does anybody > have nice ideas for producing the more common "tabular" layout found > in so many source files like: > > data Blah = -- The Blah type does blah blah blah... > Foo Int -- Comment for Foo > | Bar Float -- Comment for Blah Yes, this is one thing that could definitely be improved. However, you probably wouldn't want this kind of layout all the time - for example when the comments were particularly long the currently layout mgiht be more appropriate (IMHO). Should it be possible to specify attributes for declarations too, something like -- #tabular -- | doc for the 'Blah' type data Blah = Foo Int -- | doc for 'Foo' | ... or maybe it should switch to the tabular form automatically when the comments are "small enough"? There are one or two heuristics like this already: eg. when there's no documentation on any of the constructors we switch to a more compact rendering of the declaration. > * Having doc strings for function arguments would be high on my > personal wishlist. I know it's already in the TODO, and after > trying to implement it for myself and getting myriads of S/R > conflicts, I probably understand why it's still there... :-] > The former remark would hold for this type of documentation, > too, BTW. Ok, I'll have a think about how best to do this. Any thoughts on what the rendering should look like? I'd considered something like this: foo :: <doc for the 'foo' function> A <doc for the A argument> -> B <doc for the B argument> -> R <doc for the return value> or maybe the type should be given twice, like: foo :: A -> B -> R <doc for the 'foo' function> A <doc for the A argument> -> B <doc for the B argument> -> R <doc for the return value> Anyway, thanks for the comments. Cheers, Simon

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RE: Feature request for Haddock: cross-module name reference
by Simon Marlow 14 May '02

14 May '02

> Another little wish for Haddock: It is currently possible to reference > names in scope via 'foo' and modules via "bar.baz.blah". But sometimes > it would be convenient to reference a name in another module without > importing it just for documentation purposes. Further note that > circularity in documentation is not uncommon. So a markup for this > task would be very nice. I'm not sure if the name should always be > rendered in a fully qualified way, because this tends to clutter up > the documentation. On the other hand it would be better in printed > (i.e. non-mouse-clickable) docs. Hmmm... > > Does this make sense? Actually I already had this on the TODO list (perhaps not committed). The idea I had was that if you write 'Foo.bar' and Foo.bar isn't otherwise in scope, then Haddock just trusts you and links straight to Foo.html#bar. There's probably no need to fully qualify the name in the rendered HTML, since the hyperlink will point to the right place. The only situation in which this wouldn't work is if there's a different Foo.bar in scope (not the one you wanted). But I imagine this is pretty rare... Cheers, Simon

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Feature request for Haddock: cross-module name reference
by Sven Panne 14 May '02

14 May '02

Another little wish for Haddock: It is currently possible to reference names in scope via 'foo' and modules via "bar.baz.blah". But sometimes it would be convenient to reference a name in another module without importing it just for documentation purposes. Further note that circularity in documentation is not uncommon. So a markup for this task would be very nice. I'm not sure if the name should always be rendered in a fully qualified way, because this tends to clutter up the documentation. On the other hand it would be better in printed (i.e. non-mouse-clickable) docs. Hmmm... Does this make sense? Cheers, S.

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RE: ANNOUNCE: Haddock version 0.2, a Haskell documentation tool
by Sven Panne 13 May '02

13 May '02

Simon Marlow wrote: > [...] when the comments were particularly long the currently layout > mgiht be more appropriate (IMHO). Well, I didn't suppose forcing everything on a single line. Automatically wrapped paragraphs are more suitable: data Blah = < The Blah type does blah blah blah blah blah blah and is very well suited for blah blah blah... > Foo Int < short comment for Foo> | Bar Float < a little bit longer comment for Blah, which extends over two lines... > > Should it be possible to specify attributes for declarations too, > something like > > -- #tabular > -- | doc for the 'Blah' type > data Blah > = Foo Int -- | doc for 'Foo' > | ... > > or maybe it should switch to the tabular form automatically when the > comments are "small enough"? Hmmm, probably a command-line option plus directives for explicitly deviating from the specified default would do the job. > [ Rendering function argument documentation ] I'd prefer the first version, redundancy is evil IMHO. Cheers, S.

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