I don't have the book, but the first thing that I notice is that splitFace takes an argument t, which is not used anywhere in the function, and which will cause splitFace to have a signature which is different from what List.map expects.

By on 2/25/2009 7:36 AM ()

Thank-you - it's works!!!

By on 3/2/2009 4:48 AM ()
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