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I have been working on a project using Erlang for the last few days, and have been enjoying it a good bit. Its given me a few topics to think about: message passing and functional string handling, among others.
You are responding to this comment written by pablo on May 13th 2008, 17:56.
I would rewrite it as
next_value_token([?NEWLINE,?NEWLINE|Rest],Acc) ->
{lists:reverse(Acc), Rest};
but the proper way would be to use binaries instead of lists.. isn't more difficult (could even been easier, as the final lists:reverse/1 won't be necessary) and would be way more efficient. Even more if we are talking of network servers
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