[Party Boy]

Hey there.
I have to implement rabin karps algorithm into Haskell, I think my code is right but it's not working for me
When I compile I get an "parse error on let" error.
Just wondering if anybody could look at the code and tell me what's wrong with it, I think it could be indentation but usually Haskell tells you.
Thanks for any help!

import Data.Char

hash :: String -> Int
hash [] = -1
hash (x:xs) = ((ord x))

rabinKarp :: String -> String -> Bool
rabinKarp [] _ = False
rabinKarp mainString patternString
    let
     hashPattern = hash patternString
     hashMain = hash (take (length pattern) mainString)
    if hashPattern == hashMain
    then True
    else rabinKarp (drop 1 mainString) patternString

[sepp2k]

As you presumably know (you did it right everywhere else), a case of a function definition looks like functionName parameters = expression. In your last case of the rabinKarp function (on line 9), there is no =.

PS: Please don't post the same question on multiple sites on the Internet.

This post has been edited by sepp2k: 17 December 2012 - 04:45 AM

[Party Boy]

Awh shit man your dead right, I pulled an all nighter trying to get this assignment done so I was pretty tired at the end of it and missed it. I ended up getting it working so thanks for the help.
Now I have to move onto Boyer Moore haha.