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#X text 14 13 Extending PureData with Haskell;
#X text 14 26 AngloHaskell 2007 Presentation;
#X text 14 39 Claude Heiland-Allen <claudiusmaximus@goto10.org>;
#X text 14 69 04: Dynamic Typing;
#X text 14 99 Pd is weakly dynamically typed. Expect errors!;
#X text 34 169 type Message = (Selector \, [Atom]);
#X text 34 153 type Selector = Symbol;
#X text 14 119 In pseudo-Haskell syntax \, Pd's entire type system
is:;
#X text 14 189 Special selectors:;
#X text 34 209 bang;
#X text 34 229 float;
#X text 34 249 symbol;
#X text 34 273 list;
#X msg 142 206 bang;
#X msg 143 228 float 42;
#X msg 143 250 symbol quux;
#X msg 143 271 list a 1 b 2 c 3;
#X text 291 225 a single number;
#X text 291 248 a single symbol;
#X text 291 271 a list of atoms;
#X text 14 339 Any other symbol can be used as a selector \, these
messages;
#X text 14 353 are generally termed ``anything'' messages or ``methods''.
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#X obj 84 313 print type;
#X text 34 138 data Atom = F Float | S Symbol | P Pointer*;
#X text 291 204 unit message;
#X text 14 399 * I won't be covering Pd pointers in this presentation.
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