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Maddas>
What does this mean in a match? let foo key = '0'..'9' as key -> bar;;
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Maddas>
I'm not sure what the "as" means
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Maddas>
err, let foo key = match key with '0'..'9' as key ->bar | _ -> raise SomeException;;
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Maddas>
Or something similar :)
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mellum>
Maddas: It binds the match to another identifier. In you example, it's totally useless.
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Maddas>
heh, ok, thanks. (Took that code from the O'Reilly book)
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cjohnson>
Anyone know if the English translation of the O'Reilly book will ever be published?
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cjohnson>
Are there any dead-tree editions of any OCaml books in English?
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bk_>
not ocaml specific afaik
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bk_>
there are however books about caml
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bk_>
in english, that is
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cjohnson>
Just what is the difference between Ocaml and caml, btw?
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cjohnson>
Just object-oriented extensions?
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bk_>
that and a couple of 'minor' things
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bk_>
i'm not 100% sure because i haven't even looked at the object-part of ocaml yet
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whee>
I don't think there is a "caml" other than caml light
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whee>
and at that point there's a bit more differences than just the object system
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bk_>
i'm using 'caml' as a synonym for caml light
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