Yep, I can see that... I was asking for the quote after doSideFloat in
the last line:
..."Call with " -?> doSideFloat' CE ]
Oh. That's not behaving as a quote; it's behaving as a "prime" (following mathematical conventions). Within an identifier (that is, not as the first character) single quotes are part of the identifier. So you can have names like
doSideFloat'
a'b'c
y''' (that's 3 primes)
> The first one defined an operator (~?); the second showed how to use it.
Thanks, the "-?>" I guess it's another operator?
Yes, it's defined in XMonad.Hooks.ManageHelpers.
I'm still trying to get used to haskell... way different about from
what I used too.
Unless you have previous experience with an ML-family functional language, yes.