If you figure it out please send invitation to me kgignatyev@... Konstantin ... -- Konstantin Ignatyev PS: If this is a typical day on planet earth,...
Hi Bob - Wilhelm (or another member?) can invite me by clicking on the plus sign on the right side of the wave's title bar and typing in my wave address, ...
David, Wilhelm has got a wave going for WingDings, but we can't figure out how to invite you. You got a gmail address or something we should be using? Bob...
Bob, I'm just, finally, looking at the language. I've run into Martin O. a few times over the years and you guys are reading a book about his language, so I...
Joe, Are you doing Scala for pay, or are just working with Scala to become familiar. I'm asking because I wonder if anywhere in Seattle is hiring for Scala...
Interesting. Looks like Lisp. What "order" is your algorithm? Mine is O(n log m), where n is length of input and m is size of set. The algorithm does a couple...
Because I couldn't help myself here is a clojure implementation of Joe's problem. I suspect the combination-seq function could be made lazy which would...
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 13:44, P.Hill & E. Goodall ... "I create an anonymous function ad hoc" Come to think of it: How can an anonymous function be anything...
... "I adhoculous create an anonymous function"? Hmm... I want to say "I adhoculously create an anonymous function" :-) But I see your dictionary reference...
Technically, the nerd is right. The closure is the "lexically" bound environment that the function executes in. My encounters with this, and my terminology,...
Last night at the meeting I mentioned that some obnoxious ComSci nerd once corrected me (and everyone else on whatever list I was on at the time) about the...
I thought the idea of using Google Wave for our Scala discussion sounded interesting. I've got a few extra invites if folks are interested. @D -- Follow me on...
... just for the record, these lines are unnecessary: // trim map and continue if we've gone far enough if (len != 0 && newlen >= len) { map take(1) } --Joe...
Are you wingdingers posting code to a wiki or somewhere? Here's the result of some Scala 2.8 collections hacking applied to a tricky little problem that I...
The WingDings Study Group (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wingding) continues our coverage of "Programming Scala" by Dean Wampler and Alex Payne. This...
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 22:59, Kirkdorffer, Daniel ... Chapter 5 looks like it can be summarized in one or two "Java vs Scala" slides... Unless we end up with...
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