in reply to Re^2: regex and "Functional Programming"
in thread regex and "Functional Programming"
Have a look at one of the more modern functional languages. Standard ML or OCaml come to mind from the "non-pure" group, Haskel and Clean from the purely functional group. Especialy the later two will definitely hurt because you'll have to break your programming habits completely, but the first two should not be that bad.
Jenda
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