[clean-list] Haskell To Clean

[Peter Peter]

I'm trying to convert some Haskell code to Clean.
Can anyone assist me with this because I'm new to
functional programming ? 

You can find the complete Haskell code at URL: 
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/~andy/html/Html.lhs

Haskell code to translate to Clean:

\begin{code}
data HtmlElement
{-
 -    ..just..plain..normal..text... but using ©
and &amb;, etc.
 -}
      = HtmlString String
{-
 -    <thetag {..attrs..}> ..content.. </thetag>
 -}
      | HtmlTag {                   -- tag with
internal markup
              markupTag      :: String,
              markupAttrs    :: [HtmlAttr],
              markupContent  :: Html
              }

{- These are the index-value pairs.
 - The empty string is a synonym for tags with no
arguments.
 - (not strictly HTML, but anyway).
 -}
\end{code}

\begin{code}
data HtmlAttr = HtmlAttr String String
\end{code}

\begin{code}
newtype Html = Html { getHtmlElements :: [HtmlElement]
}
\end{code}

My interpretation of this coding in Clean:

:: HtmlString :== String

:: HtmlElement =  HtmlString
                | HtmlTag

:: HtmlTag = {
              markupTag     :: String,
              markupAttrs   :: [HtmlAttr],
              markupContent :: Html
             }

:: HtmlAttr :== (String, String)

:: Html = {
           getHtmlElements :: [HtmlElement]
          }
          
Is this correct ? Can anyone adapt this code ?

Thank you.

Best regards,
Sally


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