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<jer> is there a better way to make two individual char's into a string other than: let some_str = (String.make 2 foo); String.set(2 bar);; as an example (where foo and bar are obviously the chars)
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<perspectivet> let foo = Char.escaped('c') ^ Char.escaped('d');;
<perspectivet> not significantly better, I know.
<perspectivet> I'm by no means an expert though.
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<perspectivet> Man, this place is dead.
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<ulfdoz> jer: Not really, as strings in OCaml are character arrays of fixed length.
<flux__> jer, well, you could use some_str.[1] <- bar instead of set, but that's about it
<flux__> (dismissing syntactic errors)
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<TaXules> Onime: t'as reussi a corriger ton conflit ?
<zmdkrbou> TaXules: grrrrrrrrrrr
<zmdkrbou> english-speaking chan !
<zmdkrbou> you boulay
<TaXules> stoi le boulay
<zmdkrbou> come over and i plie you en deux
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<jer> flux__, ah, okay. my appologies for the silly questions, fairly new to ocaml (and have no prior ML experience)
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<flux__> jer, in general you could write functions string_of_list (and maybe list_of_string), they may become handy at times
<jer> ya
<ski> ('implode','explode' ?)
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<flux__> yes
<flux__> too bad they are missing from the standard library
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<bluestorm> could someone tell me some things about Desert Spring Time ?
<bluestorm> (basically, what you think about it would be ok)
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