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archivesText Processing by Functional Language?Doing computational linguistics, I've passed through several languages and settled on Python as the most convenient thing so far for text processing. I've also read a lot about the attractions of functional programming and have wanted to try applying it to my own work. However, whenever I see FP application to things like string manipulation and regexes (e.g. in Haskell), it seems horribly messy to me, done just to show that it can be, not because it's a good idea. Am I the victim of bad examples or is text processing something that just shouldn't be done with a functional language? Staapl: Forth on Scheme for embedded controllers[As seen on comp.lang.scheme] I think the rationale is that Forth comes on controllers, but you might want to do some metaprogramming, so put the 2 together. [edit: fixed hyperlink] |
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