Remove withSocketsDo from examples
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- remove it from the examples - move documentation to the bottom of the module as most people won't need it
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(Also moved its documentation to the bottom, as most people won't need it.) |
kazu-yamamoto
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| @@ -401,6 +398,10 @@ import Network.Socket.Buffer hiding ( | |||
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| sendBufMsg, | |||
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| -- * Initialisation on Windows | |||
| withSocketsDo, | |||
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This is a wrong position. It should be in front of where. I will fix this by myself.
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PR set to draft because of question: should the function be removed entirely? As I understand it, the version where it's required (2.6.0.2) has it anyway, and the newer versions don't need it.