On 4/21/2012 14:37, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
> Again, this obviously doesn't actually work in C++, but it makes the example
> code much easier to write.

Note that both of these are perfectly fine in C#. :-)

> Incidentally, since C++ REALLY DOES have a function type (or at least,
> function POINTER type) which can be passed as an argument, it's one of the
> few languages where it ought to be possible to implement a monad "for real".
> I might try it if I get the time.

There are lots of languages that let you can pass a function as an argument.

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