I’m trying to turn a string into a char list list and I have the following code:
fun linelist file =
let
val instr = TextIO.openIn file
val str = TextIO.inputAll instr
in
String.tokens (fn x => x = #"\n")str
before
TextIO.closeIn instr
end;
fun getsudo file = map explode (linelist file);
I need to turn a file (sudo.txt) with the following
53**7****\n6**195***\n*98****6*\n8***6***3\n4**8*3**1\n7***2***6\n*6****28*\n***419**5\n****8**79\n
into
[[#"5",#"3",#"*",#"*",#"7",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",],
[#"6",#"*",#"*",#"1",#"9",#"5",#"*",#"*",#"*",],
[#"*",#"9",#"8",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"6",#"*",],
[#"8",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"6",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"3",],
[#"4",#"*",#"*",#"8",#"*",#"3",#"*",#"*",#"1",],
[#"7",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"2",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"6",],
[#"*",#"6",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"2",#"8",#"*",],
[#"*",#"*",#"*",#"4",#"1",#"9",#"*",#"*",#"5",],
[#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"8",#"*",#"*",#"7",#"9",]]
but I get this instead
[[#"5",#"3",#"*",#"*",#"7",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"\\",#"n",#"6",
#"*",#"*",#"1",#"9",#"5",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"\\",#"n",#"*",#"9",
#"8",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"6",#"*",#"\\",#"n"#"8",#"*",#"*",
#"*",#"6",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"3",#"\\",#"n",#"4",#"*",#"*",#"8",
#"*",#"3",#"*",#"*",#"1",#"\\",#"n",#"7",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"2",
#"*",#"*",#"*",#"6",#"\\",#"n",#"*",#"6",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",
#"2",#"8",#"*",#"\\",#"n",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"4",#"1",#"9",#"*",
#"*",#"5",#"\\",#"n",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"*",#"8",#"*",#"*",#"7",
#"9",#"\\",#"n"]]
How do I fix it?
You need to locate or write the
linesfunction. It takes a string and break it into an array of strings according to where the Newline characters occur.It’s called
linesin haskell. Other than that; instead ofinutAll, you’ll have to input line-by-line while accumulating an array of strings.Also, it appears you input file has the actual ‘\’ \n’ characters instead of newlines.
The input should be:
lines.sml:
Session: