Beh, sorry, I was very confused and asked the wrong questions. The
answer to the below is yes, as specified in the manual, and I knew
that. Too many things juggling at once.

What I MEANT to ask is: Is there a O(n) method of set/map construction
from a list, as opposed to the O(n log n) fold method.


On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 21:37:15 -0500, Seth Fogarty <sfogarty@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am almost positive this has been addressed before, I just cannot
> find it. Are map and fold over Set and Map garunteed to use an
> in-order traversal?
> 
> --
> Seth Fogarty             sfogarty@gmail.com
> Neep-neep at large    AIM: Sorrath
> "I know there are people in this world who do not love their fellow
> human beings - and I hate people like that" --Tom Lehrer.
> 



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Seth Fogarty             sfogarty@gmail.com
Neep-neep at large    AIM: Sorrath
"I know there are people in this world who do not love their fellow
human beings - and I hate people like that" --Tom Lehrer.

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