PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
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Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#2Download is at https://pyflang.com/.
Wadge was a co-designer of Lucid, an influential dataflow language.
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#3> min, max = bounds(x)
Doesn't Python already de-structure?
Repackaged: does PyFL lose touch with the regular language?
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#4There's also hylang and coconut...
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#5There's also hylang and coconut...
Also Fable, which can now transpile F# to Python.
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#6I believe it’s PyFL… fyi not to troll :)
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#7Is PyFL pronounced 'piffle'?
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#8Interesting. I'm not aware of any other lazy dynamic languages. I would assume it is difficult to optimise such a combination.
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#9> … valof clauses (basically where clauses)
I so wish Python had valof/where already. And it’s the one feature I was surprised not to find in OCaml after seeing it in Haskell – why isn’t it more common?
Re: PyFL – new functional programming language from Bill Wadge
#10> … valof clauses (basically where clauses) I so wish Python had valof/where already. And it’s the one feature I was surprised not to find in OCaml after seeing it in Haskell – why isn’t it more common?
What is it?