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Re^7: Specializing Functions with Curryingby diotalevi (Canon) |
on Aug 06, 2004 at 21:33 UTC ( [id://380731]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
This is to both you and adrianh. I have apparently misinterpreted this as thoughts on perl5 practice and constrained myself to that universe. Implicltly, I've thought that if I were in some other language where currying was standard I'd think along those lines. In this language (perl5), I don't and so I didn't and I objected with my initial request for a terminology change. I do however, take to heart your bringing up that issue of language power and the perspective limiting aspect of being proficient in a language. In fact, I've often read all these functions returning other functions composed of other functions, wrapping other functions and felt really quite swimmy. Very lost. Suddenly I'm reminded of E and their Promises and the "So when does something *happen*?" and it makes more sense. Thanks. This was useful to me. I just gained a new way to think about this stuff.
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