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<h1>Hugs98 for .NET examples</h1>

The <tt>dotnet/examples/</tt> directory contains some simple demos
of the .NET extensions:

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<li><tt>basic/Env.hs</tt> -- static method invocation example. 
<li><tt>basic/Http.hs</tt> -- slurping URLs.
<li><tt>basic/Mail.hs</tt> -- sending mail using the .NET framework classes.
<li><tt>delegate/Delegate.hs</tt> -- wrapping up Haskell function value as a
delegator; demonstrates in the context of an ultra-simple WinForms C#
application.
<li><tt>callin/CallIn.hs</tt> -- low-level example of how to call into
    Haskell from .NET code.
<li><tt>class/NewObj.hs</tt> -- shows how to dynamically generate a .NET
class whose methods are all implemented by Haskell functions.
<li><tt>xml/Xml.hs</tt> -- demonstrates how to use the System.Xml
classes to create an XML parser in Haskell.
<li><tt>forms/Forms.hs</tt> -- another WinForms example.
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