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| From: | Robert Fischer <robert@f...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Help me find this pdf |
> You have to explicitly force the lazy value first- but other than it > being explicit, this is no different from other languages that > implicitly force the value for you. Well, Haskell has an option where > a pattern match can always succeed that doesn't necessarily force the > lazy value (I forget what it's called at the moment), but baring that, > even standard Haskell pattern matching forces the value for the match. ...which is pretty much how it is going to have to work until someone builds a programming language with psychic precognition. ~~ Robert.