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CoderForums Need help in SML  
04:32 25-Feb-08   [Replies: 0, Views: 9]    By: Unnamed
Hi I am new to SML. I need to write a program that checks target words in a text file against a dictionary of correct spellings. If the target word is in the dictionary, it is output to the s...
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CoderForums not finding the help you need?  
17:21 3-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 12]    By: zachogden
Since CoderForums was bought out by HostRocket, the community has stagnated. If you need programming help but aren't finding it here, head on over to CoderBoards at http://coderboards.webhop.org ....
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CoderForums Dr Scheme graphical help  
22:35 28-Nov-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 836]    By: vippy84
Hey fellows, I am new to DrScheme and I have this assignment about making graphical user interface using DrScheme.. (define pic1 <add image>) (define pic2 <add image>) (define pi...
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CoderForums scheme help  
00:49 3-May-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 901]    By: ryu12341
Hi guys!!! I got another question for ya. I have 2 functions defined, one called subset? and set-equal?. here is some code for them. Code: (define subset? (lambda (e r) (cond ((nu...
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CoderForums instance declaration  
21:58 13-Apr-05   [Replies: 1, Views: 536]    By: davidk01
Suppose I have some class Toona and I would like to declare a Boolean tuple as an instance of Toona. So here is my question. Is this valid haskell code? instance (Bool u,Bool v) => Toona (u,v) ...
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CoderForums Need Help With Scheme Function  
15:48 13-Apr-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 456]    By: JRS200x
I am trying to make this function (primeList n) where n = some integer. This function should then return a list of ordered pairs, each pair consisting of an integer and the string "prime&quo...
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CoderForums scheme help plz!!!  
23:34 5-Apr-05   [Replies: 1, Views: 574]    By: ryu12341
hey guys!!! im having trouble with scheme. the teacher gave us some sample code. Code: (define member? (lambda (e S) (cond ((null? S) #f) ((eq? e(car S)) #t) (e...
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CoderForums Prolog Questions  
22:15 30-Mar-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 527]    By: student
Hi, I have just pick up this language and still learning the basics of it. I happened to came across a prolog question: "To get started We need to assert primes([2]).Write a predicate start t...
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CoderForums beautiful lcm code  
22:43 29-Mar-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 445]    By: davidk01
listCompare :: [Int]->[Int]->Int listCompare (a:as) (b:bs) | a==b = a | a>b = listCompare (a:as) (bs) | b>a = listCompare (as) (b:bs) leastCommonMult :: Int->Int->In...
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CoderForums [Scheme] Error handling  
05:56 26-Mar-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 438]    By: BianConiglio
Hi to all, I'm using DrScheme. If i have something like this: Code: (open-input-file filename) It will open a file and let me use it... but.. if the filename is incorrect, the progr...
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CoderForums problem with primitive procedures in Scheme  
11:40 20-Mar-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 542]    By: theshked
Hi, I'm writing a Scheme interpreter in Scheme, and I've encountered the following problem: I want to interpret a list of symbols, where the first element is a binary operation, and the next tw...
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CoderForums Smlnj  
22:31 1-Feb-05   [Replies: 3, Views: 408]    By: blueblue
Greetings. I have the following problem set. Quote: Trailing List Elements Implement a function removeTrailing of type int * int list -> int list. The evaluation ...
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CoderForums somemore help with scheme plz!  
01:26 30-Jan-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 592]    By: ryu12341
hi guys!! im messing around with scheme and im trying to learn how to use the draw-polygon function. I was looking at the code and didn't understand one of the arguments so, the structure of the c...
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CoderForums recursive 8 queens problem in SML with uncaught exception nonexhaustiv..  
14:14 16-Jan-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 622]    By: dilator
Hello all I am a newbie to SML and this forum I only started programming in SML about a week ago. I am trying to write a program to solve all the possible solutions to the 8 queens problem but I keep ...
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CoderForums scheme newbie here  
01:02 12-Jan-05   [Replies: 9, Views: 306]    By: ryu12341
hi guys!!! i just came across this forum looking for some scheme tutorials. This site looks cool and very helpful just by looking at some other threads. I have a problem with scheme though. I am t...
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CoderForums Help with Scheme  
16:44 3-Jan-05   [Replies: 0, Views: 494]    By: YamiShippo
Recently in my computer science class, we pretended that scheme had not implemented numbers and we had to create different functions such as add, subtract, etc with a number system we created which ba...
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CoderForums Set module Abstract Data Type  
17:17 18-Dec-04   [Replies: 0, Views: 565]    By: weedweaver
i am writing a set module as an abstract data type implemented as an ordered list: module Set ( Set, -- type constructor emptySet, -- Ord a => Set a addElement, -- ...
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CoderForums Update a Haskell List in Runtime  
11:32 1-Nov-04   [Replies: 1, Views: 739]    By: kosta
Hello, I' a Haskell Newbie and i need some help about a function.. My problem is to update a list of values in Runtime. For example i have a initial list: list1="a" and a func...
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CoderForums read from file byte by byte  
13:57 27-Oct-04   [Replies: 4, Views: 660]    By: g i a n n i
Hello Guys Listen, I am currently on a school project and I need to make something the sort of WINZIP, and I have to start to read from the file byte by byte... There is a predefined function...
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CoderForums Scheme problem, need HELP!  
07:06 6-Sep-04   [Replies: 1, Views: 819]    By: SchemeVirgin
Hi, Im a beginner in Scheme and I really need help. Im trying to return the average of a complex list of numbers. So basically its just adding the numbers in a list and dividing by the number of...
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CoderForums What is Haskell?  
16:25 4-Sep-04   [Replies: 10, Views: 831]    By: zachogden
I have been wondering for a while what Haskell is for. Does it have any specific uses, or is it an all around language?...
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CoderForums Another Haskell Question  
09:17 16-Aug-04   [Replies: 1, Views: 806]    By: Baalthazaq
Just wondering if there is an easy way of doing this in Haskell. Just fewer lines: I have two data types, and some other functions which are immaterial to the actual question. The following ar...
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CoderForums A recurring error  
21:29 25-Jul-04   [Replies: 3, Views: 830]    By: SolarBear
Hi. Slowly (VERY slowly, in fact) continuing my trip in the world of Lisp, I've got that error more than once when defining functions : (PUSH (CAR LST2) LST1) should be a lambda expression W...
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CoderForums CLisp won't output  
10:08 1-Jul-04   [Replies: 4, Views: 971]    By: SolarBear
This may be more of a problem with clisp thant with the language itself, but here goes. I have the following dumb script : Code: #!/usr/bin/clisp (defun isinlist (lst elm) (if (eql (car ...
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CoderForums All substrings of a string  
01:38 7-Jun-04   [Replies: 0, Views: 805]    By: woodwind
Hey. I'm trying to write a function (really, a set of functions) to return all substrings of a given string. I have what you say see below so far, but it isn't elegant. Code: (* All substri...
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