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I really appreciate all the help you have offered. I would be busy (and procrastinating) before May 10th. I would definitely go over the fork and see what I should do once I get time (and stop procrastinating).
I see. Thanks for posting this. After the exams I would try to deal with this; thanks for the detailed suggestions.
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Yeah ideally it should be. I however could not get the Ruby parser to accept
->, since it is specically used for Ruby's lambda syntax (that could not be easily misused), and the only syntax closest to->that is allowed in Ruby syntax is=>, and=>shares the same convention as Ruby's contracts library.Added BangPatterns to enforce strictness in test results.
I just found that I totally forgot about Haskell's lazyness, leading to the test results not being evaluated.
Added BangPatterns to enforce strictness.
Thanks a lot for exposing such a huge hole in my test...