halpies with GTK2

OK guys, I've never done any GUI programming so help me out a bit

        window <- windowNew
    image  <- imageNewFromFile "/home/CENSORED/wiki.png"
    set window [containerChild := image]

if I load a different Image, how do I get the window to display the new one?

What language is this? Looks like Haskell to me

>>2
it is

What does ":=" mean? If it's assignment, Haskell is a failure of a language

>>4
It must be some operator in the GTK package.  Packages often include new operators such as <*>, ***, @#^%, and what else.

>>4
http://haskell.org/gtk2hs/docs/gtk2hs-docs-0.9.10/System-Glib-Attributes.html#2

There are other variants of these operators, (see Prop). ':=>' and ':~>' and like ':=' and ':~'

:=>

:=<

:¬D

Haskell Xml Toolbox has these:
:->, $!!, $$, $$<, +++, +++>>, ++=, +=, ..>, .>, .>>, />, </

lol HASKELL

HOW ABOUT SOME HELP YOU USELESS CUNTS

lol <- haskel

And you're accusing perl of having too much syntax.
I thought c++ operator overloading was the worst idea anyone could come up with, but seeing haskell i see i was wrong.

>>14
Nobody said anything at Perl. Let me ask you a question, do you have any mental illness? Perhaps that could be the cause of you're imaginary Perl bashing.

>>15

You are an idiot.

you can't change the image

function programming is stateless

>>15
it's "your", moran

Have you tried:
    window <- windowNew
    image  <- imageNewFromFile "/home/CENSORED/wiki.png"
    set window [containerChild := image]
    image2  <- imageNewFromFile "/home/CENSORED/cake.png"
    set window [containerChild := image2]

>>17 Learn monads. You're right in principle, but in fact you're WROGN

expand your narrow mind. here's how it's done (in java as you wouldn't understand otherwise)
theWorldFinal = (sumething(sumething2(sumweing(the_world))))))

sumething etc returns takes a world and returns a modified world
World sumething(World aWorld)


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    .'      ____.,'.//
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  | / ||  \\---\|
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>>19
Yeah I've tried all the obvious ways. That one overflows the stack for some reason.

>>20
go away, thats not funny anymore

>>14
What do you mean?  That symbols are used instead of letters?  It makes no difference.

>>22

It was never funny



                       //`'''```,
             o        // LOLS   `.,
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    .'      ____.,'.//
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>>23
for programs you write in ten minutes to run only one, yes.
for something many people will have to write and read, no.

run only once*

>>25
Shutup suave lisp space toad

>>26
wut? you use symbols when it's an operation that will be done many, many times, and a shorthand is convenient. anyone that basically knows how to use the library is supposed to know those few operators, just like anyone who programs in smalltalk is supposed to know what ":=", "&", and "+" do.
(Smalltalk allows you to use symbols too for messages, just like haskell; they have higher precedence than keyword messages)

If it's letters it's usually meaningful English, meaning you can read someone else's code without having to consult API docs all over the interweb and having to memorize a billion identifiers.

Fucking hell, you functional programming faggots are retarded.

>>30
a. some operations just aren't conveyed in a name.
b. reread my post, please, they're not supposed to be a billion indentifiers, just a few which are used many times. and that ":=" in particular seems pretty readable, and I don't even know how to use GTK in haskell.

>>30
Okay, so how about we import Text.ParserCombinators.HuttonMeijerWallace, invoke chainl', stupd and then fap?

>>31
>>32
Get a job. You'll understand.

So no one knows GTK2?

>>33
http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/3440/1183976821967ju4.jpg

>>35
replying with image macros in a text board is somewhat retarded.

>>35
Port it to BBcode.

>>36-37 see >>35

>>33
oh I fucking understand. you must be one of the persons that, like beej (of beej's guide to network programming fame), think this (and examples much bigger) is readable:
http://www.beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/multipage/clientserver.html#simpleserver
just because the code is in one place and you don't have to go looking for what every function does.
and I hate those morons who make big, awful procedures at my job.

>>39
Sir, that is C code.
Of course its not "readable"

>>40
you can write readable code in C.
also, you can write code like that in any language.

BUMP

>In case you're curious, I have the code in one big main() function for (I feel) syntactic clarity.

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