They're equivalent to do-notation in the List monad so as long as you don't real...

nimish on May 12, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Haskell style list comprehensions in Ruby

They're equivalent to do-notation in the List monad so as long as you don't really need the inline syntax you can just mechanically translate it to do nation and back.

And with -XMonadComprehensions you can have the compiler do that for a whole bunch more Monads.

surement on May 12, 2013 [–]

It's also possible to just use Applicative with <*> and <$>