top | item 41114962 (no title) throw156754228 | 1 year ago Also their other well known problem: you lose the program state if an exception is thrown in the monad above. discuss order hn newest tome|1 year ago Yeah, that's basically the same problem as `StateT s (ExceptT e m)` but for `StateT s m` where `m` throws exceptions.
tome|1 year ago Yeah, that's basically the same problem as `StateT s (ExceptT e m)` but for `StateT s m` where `m` throws exceptions.
tome|1 year ago