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<tautologico>
so, anyone here using sockets ?
<Smerdyakov>
Funny!
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<avlondono>
hey guys, this is a strange place to say this kind of thing, but the American Museum of Natural History is looking for an Ocaml programmer.
<avlondono>
specially a Sunday night :-)
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<zeeeee>
hello?
<zeeeee>
http://www.cygwin.com/packages/ocaml/ exists, but i can't find it in my cygwin installation (type -a ocaml gives nothing)....does anybody know where to find this?
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<eugos>
Is there a tool to convert ocaml code to colorized html (with syntax highlighted)?
<eugos>
in the Unix world, I mean
<Hipo>
vim? :)
<pango>
ocaml support seems lacking from enscript...
<bacam>
Vim will do it, though the HTML isn't pretty.
<eugos>
Hipo, well, emacs ocaml modes have also highlighting, but it doesn't help in that case :)
<eugos>
Hipo, I told about emacs as I use emacs, but how to convert to html with colors?
<eugos>
bacam, ok, I see, and another way?
<eugos>
bacam, a kind of a standalone tool for that?
<eugos>
Hipo, bacam, anyway, thank you for the hint about Vim
<bacam>
I'm afraid the only other ocaml pretty printer I can think of is for LaTeX.
<eugos>
bacam, my God! I'm stupid, I've forgotten that ocamldoc generates not only doc related things but also code itself :)
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<eugos>
Just to be more experienced in ocaml I've written a non-validating XML parser using Stream.peek, Stream.junk, etc. stuff. Could you say me if it is easier to make such things with [< >]-like things of camlp4? I'm not familiar with them yet, but I'm going to look at.
<eugos>
beschmi, thank you, I've taken a look at it. It's so concise! But as I see it's another step forward. Firstly I'd like to understand how to work with the standard camlp4o delivered parsers and streams.
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<gl>
uh, sorry
<beschmi>
eugos: there is a nonvalidating xml parser using camlp4 in there (xml/..)
<eugos>
beschmi, thank you so much for your help, I'm already there, in the source code :)