The festive season never seems to be a good time to get any coding done...
With that out of the way, I'm going to press on with my crazy schemes. Over the past few days, I've been trying to recreate the skeleton of my game in Haskell using Nanocurses (this was mostly an excuse to learn Haskell, having tried and failed many, many times already).
I still think in altogether too imperative a fashion for Haskell to look on approvingly, especially when doing things with Curses involves slipping into 'do' notation all the time. Ah well, it'll be interesting to see if rendering my problem in a more pure language will help me spot any solutions.
