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- Keyword arguments (636 bytes)
1: "We show the Haskell implementation of keyword arguments, which goes
2: ...cords (e.g., in permitting the re-use of labels). Keyword
4: keyword arguments may appear in any order. Furthermore, ...
6: ...be omitted. It is a type error to omit a required keyword argument.
8: emulating keyword arguments via records."
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- Hoogle (17,309 bytes)
151: ...s a keyword search:''' You can set up Hoogle as a keyword search in Firefox. This means that you can type <...
154: ...ight-click on the text input box and click "Add a Keyword for this Search..."
155: # Give it a nice short keyword like "h".
157: ...ial symbols in Firefox keyword search, modify the keyword search URL to be: <tt>javascript:window.location....
163: '''As a keyword search:''' Under Chrome Preferences (Basic), - Keywords (21,497 bytes)
576: ...l#type-synonyms introduces] a <hask>forall</hask> keyword, allowing explicit quantification, for example, t...
590: A keyword for the [[Foreign Function Interface]] (commonly ...
685: The recursive <hask>do</hask> keyword enabled by -fglasgow-exts
691: ...ly just one big declaration which begins with the keyword module; here's an example for a module whose name...
744: ...l/users_guide/syntax-extns.html#mdo-notation rec] keyword can be used when the <code>-XDoRec</code> flag is... - Hitchhikers guide to Haskell (72,075 bytes)
1504: We use keyword <hask>do</hask> to indicate that following block ... - Existential type (11,211 bytes)
279: ...cur not only in data declarations, and a separate keyword <hask>exists</hask> is used for their notation. - Type (6,628 bytes)
15: ...ssence of the above statement is that you use the keyword <hask>data</hask>, - Keyword arguments (636 bytes)
1: "We show the Haskell implementation of keyword arguments, which goes
2: ...cords (e.g., in permitting the re-use of labels). Keyword
4: keyword arguments may appear in any order. Furthermore, ...
6: ...be omitted. It is a type error to omit a required keyword argument.
8: emulating keyword arguments via records." - Turing machine (24,853 bytes)
91: ...cting the set of symbols for characters). Special keyword for declaring sets of states and sets of symbols ... - Unsafe functions (920 bytes)
18: "unsafe" is also a keyword which can be used in a [http://haskell.org/haskel... - Hoogle/Specs (4,988 bytes)
10: keyword where
11: keyword -> - IO inside (67,909 bytes)
1060: ...pecifier: a C function imported with the "unsafe" keyword is called directly and the Haskell runtime is sto... - Performance/FFI (1,252 bytes)
7: ...reign import declaration with the <tt>unsafe</tt> keyword, this indicates to the compiler that (1) the call... - Thread-local storage (9,255 bytes)
181: where 'newkey' the keyword; this declares a new key with type (Key Int), - Newtype (5,615 bytes)
1: ...in fact, you can replace the <hask>newtype</hask> keyword with <hask>data</hask> and it'll still compile, i...
53: ...is that types declared with the <hask>data</hask> keyword are ''lifted'' - that is, they contain their own ...
62: ...served, Haskell provides the <hask>newtype</hask> keyword, for the construction of unlifted types. Pattern-... - The Monadic Way/Part I (60,949 bytes)
606: Indeed our MOut was defined with the "type" keyword. Now we will have
897: That is to say: a type created with the "type" keyword cannot be an
1256: keyword, St can be substituted with what comes after the ... - Emacs/Keybindings and simple usage (2,171 bytes)
13: *<code>C-c C-w</code> inserts a where keyword - GHC/Type families (39,166 bytes)
144: ... of a type class, we drop the <hask>family</hask> keyword. The <hask>GMap</hask> declaration takes the fol...
162: ...larations. The only two differences are that the keyword <hask>data</hask> or <hask>newtype</hask> is foll...
168: ... families are declared with the <hask>data</hask> keyword, instances can be either <hask>data</hask> or <ha...
183: ...class instance, we drop the <hask>instance</hask> keyword in the family instance. So, the <hask>Either</ha...
231: ... associated type name needs to be prefixed by the keyword <hask>type</hask>. So for example, when explicit... - Ro/Haskell (34,862 bytes)
348: ...apetowndeclaration.org/list_signatures?indorg=all&keyword=Romania" Open Education Declaration"]. - Cum sa scriu impartirea numerelor intregi ? (1,857 bytes)
53: ...apetowndeclaration.org/list_signatures?indorg=all&keyword=Romania" Open Education Declaration"]. - Introduction to Haskell IO/Actions (14,129 bytes)
252: .../hask> which does not require the <hask>in</hask> keyword or - Tutorials/Programming Haskell/Argument handling (25,617 bytes)
313: The 'data' keyword defines a new data type, 'Flag', which can have o...
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