[nem-en] Quick Guide mostly finished

[Philippe Quesnel]

just to be sure..
In the Quick Guide (great work !)
I changed this (didn't look correct .. didn't compile-) :

   - def addFive = compute (f (x, y) { x + y }, x, 5): partial
   application, substitutes one or more parameters, then yielding another
   function with a smaller set of parameters

to this:

   - def addFive = compute (fun (x, y) { x + y }, _, 5): partial
   application, substitutes one or more parameters, then yielding another
   function with a smaller set of parameters


'_' is the only way to do partial application, right ?

I was thinking (yeah, I do that sometimes ! ;-),
eventually, it might interesting to have links to the complete doc when
applicable
(eg. : list comprehensions)

or is everything accessible through the 'menu' on the main page ?

On 1/9/06, Alejandro Serrano <trupill at yahoo.es> wrote:
>
> I nearly finished a Quick Guide (http://nemerle.org/Quick_Guide) for
> every Nemerle thing I find useful to have as reference.
>
> I have included some information about the Macros and Types that are
> included with Nemerle compiler, although I've found some things I cannot
> manage. It would be very helpful if someone explains here or adds the
> info about
> * /trunk/macros/concurrency.n => aync and chord macros seems very good,
> but how are the used
> * some more info would be required for print functions:
> http://nemerle.org/Quick_Guide#print_Functions
> * about classes in the Standard Library, I've just added a little
> information at the end, but I tink now if it is totally correct and
> complete
>
> If I missed something, please add it to the list. For example, I didn't
> know Nemerle had a repear (number) { ... } construct until I started
> writing this :-)
>
>
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