I have some questions on a practical application of Parsec (actually 
FParsec since it is for .Net).

Is there anybody out there who for example has written a good 
introductory paper on Parsec who might like to help ?

Maybe somebody who writes well, learns new things quickly and perhaps 
wants to supplement their income a little ?

Playing the organ is desirable but not mandatory.

Anybody ?

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Paul Fuller wrote:

> Anybody ?

You talkin' to me?



Wait, wait, let me do that again...

You talkin' to ME?

(And if so, what precisely are you asking?)

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On 29/06/2010 6:11 PM, Invisible wrote:
>
> You talkin' to me?
>

yes

>
>
> Wait, wait, let me do that again...
>
> You talkin' to ME?
>

YES

> (And if so, what precisely are you asking?)

I seek one who is schooled in the dark arts - Combinatorial Parsers and 
perhaps something not too far from LaTeX.

If you are interested then give me a contact address and we can discuss 
details.  I looked on you blog for contact details but the addresses 
mentioned there may not be current.

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Paul Fuller wrote:

> I seek one who is schooled in the dark arts - Combinatorial Parsers and 
> perhaps something not too far from LaTeX.

Ah, you want black magic? OK, well I'll see if I can drop you an email 
when I get home...

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On 29/06/2010 9:01 PM, Invisible wrote:

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> Ah, you want black magic? OK, well I'll see if I can drop you an email
> when I get home...

Ok.  First initial, 'g', surname at optusnet dot com dot au.

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On 29/06/2010 12:32 PM, Paul Fuller wrote:
> Ok.  First initial, 'g', surname at optusnet dot com dot au.

Is that the same as shows in the "From" field in my newsreader? :-P

Oh! I forgot who you were talking to ;-)

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	Stephen

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Stephen wrote:

> Oh! I forgot who you were talking to ;-)

Och, mo Dhia, 's e tuagh a tha sa' mo cheann.

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On 29/06/2010 10:01 PM, Stephen wrote:
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> Is that the same as shows in the "From" field in my newsreader? :-P
>

Well I don't know what appears in your newsreader do I?  It could have a 
one line proof of Fermat's Last Theorem as far as I know :)

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>> Ah, you want black magic? OK, well I'll see if I can drop you an email
>> when I get home...
> 
> Ok.  First initial, 'g', surname at optusnet dot com dot au.

Remember he doesn't like foreign people.

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On 29/06/2010 1:10 PM, Invisible wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>
>> Oh! I forgot who you were talking to ;-)
>
> Och, mo Dhia, 's e tuagh a tha sa' mo cheann.

LOL But I'm nae a Teuchter

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	Stephen

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On 29/06/2010 1:39 PM, Paul Fuller wrote:
> On 29/06/2010 10:01 PM, Stephen wrote:
>>
>> Is that the same as shows in the "From" field in my newsreader? :-P
>>
>
> Well I don't know what appears in your newsreader do I?

No but it might have something to do with how you set up your newsreader 
or how you registered on the web interface. :-P

> It could have a
> one line proof of Fermat's Last Theorem as far as I know :)

Bingo!

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	Stephen

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On 29/06/2010 1:41 PM, scott wrote:
>>> Ah, you want black magic? OK, well I'll see if I can drop you an email
>>> when I get home...
>>
>> Ok. First initial, 'g', surname at optusnet dot com dot au.
>
> Remember he doesn't like foreign people.
>

Oz isn't foreign, they just got lost. :-)

N.B. I didn't mention sheep stealing ;-)

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	Stephen

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Paul Fuller wrote:

> I seek one who is schooled in the dark arts - Combinatorial Parsers and 
> perhaps something not too far from LaTeX.
> 
> If you are interested then give me a contact address and we can discuss 
> details.

Ooo, interesting...

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