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re
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<Snark>
slt
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<slashvar[lri]>
Hi
<pango>
TeXitoi: the idea is that if the result of a function only depends on its parameters, you can cache the results; cache index is the set of parameters
<pango>
(unless you know a way to hash parameters uniquely)
<pango>
which is probably not the case with matrices (?)
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<araujo>
Hello O'caml'ers
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<vincenz>
Hello
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<araujo>
Hello o'caml'ers
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<eydaimon>
hello araujo
<araujo>
Hi eydaimon , how you doing?
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<eydaimon>
araujo: ok, busy at work. sorry. you?
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<araujo>
eydaimon, pretty fine thanks :-)
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<Snark>
smimou: any news from ocaml-gettext?
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<TeXitoi_>
pango: I think that the fisical equality of a "node" is a good solution. But I don't know how to manage it.
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<pango>
TeXitoi: but then you only know the transposition of the same physical matrix
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<Snark>
good night
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<TaXules>
piouet
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<mikeX>
shouldn't the regexp patterns described in the reference be included in double quotes?
<mikeX>
regexp ":\|." gives me a warning about illegal backslah char (and also fails to match)
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<mikeX>
sorry my connection failed, did anyone answer?
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<eydaimon>
mikeX: nope
<mikeX>
eydaimon, ok thanks : )
<eydaimon>
np :)
<eydaimon>
I'm just happy there was a question I could answer
<mikeX>
lol ...
<mauke>
":\\|."
<mauke>
or rather "[:.]"
<mikeX>
mauke, the second one fails
<mauke>
how does it fail?
<mikeX>
ok the warning is gone with the extra backslash in the first one, but still no match, I guess I have made some mistake
<mikeX>
if (string_match (regexp ":\\|,") str 0) then
<mikeX>
and I get the result of the 'else' expression I have set afterwards
<mauke>
what does str contain?
<mikeX>
e.g. 2:03:00
<mauke>
"2:03:00".[0] is '2'
<mauke>
'2' isn't ':' or ','
<mauke>
the match fails
<mikeX>
mauke, oops sorry, all this time I was using the wrong function
<mikeX>
I actually wanted split...
<mikeX>
I'm totally messed up :/
<mauke>
split (regexp "[:,]") works fine here
<mikeX>
mauke, thanks anyway, although I thought string_match starts at 0 and searchs the whole string
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<mikeX>
I guess that's search_forward
<mauke>
yeah
<mikeX>
mauke, yes, thanks again
<pango>
string_match will start at the offset you give it (3rd param)
<pango>
# let r = regexp ":\\|." in
<pango>
string_match r "2:03:00" 0 ;;
<pango>
- : bool = true
<mauke>
duh, . matches any character
<pango>
# let r = regexp ":\\|\\." in
<pango>
string_match r "2:03:00" 0 ;;
<pango>
- : bool = false
<pango>
# let r = regexp "^\\([0-9]+\\)[.:]\\([0-9]+\\)[.:]\\([0-9]+\\)$" in