Re:Teenage Haskell
by m0g on Saturday June 28, 2014 @03:55AM
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It's a type declaration saying that the & operator takes two Picture as arguments and returns a picture.
So, if "a" and "b" are pictures "a & b" is typechecking.
To be more precise, if you account for currying, it says that the & operator takes a Picture and returns a Picture -> Picture function. This function can then be applied to a Picture to yield a Picture. It's as I explained above but with an intermediate step.
So, if "a" and "b" are pictures "a & b" is typechecking.
To be more precise, if you account for currying, it says that the & operator takes a Picture and returns a Picture -> Picture function. This function can then be applied to a Picture to yield a Picture. It's as I explained above but with an intermediate step.