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<jeffwheeler>
Hmm, what's the best way to read in a document in Pxp that has a PUBLIC DTD (which I can't avoid)? I'm thinking I could save the DTD locally, but how can I force Pxp to use that, instead of choking at the PUBLIC link?
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<orbitz>
when you paramaterize a functor do you tend to name it aftor the purpose you are using it for or the type? for instance module ThreadMap = Map.Make(String);; vs module MapString = Map.Make(String);;
<tsuyoshi>
the type
<tsuyoshi>
since you can use the same type (and therefore the same module) for different purposes
<hcarty>
orbitz: I've done both in the case of Map - if I'll use it for different purposes then I use the type, otherwise the purpose
<hcarty>
But tsuyoshi's response is perhaps more generally applicable and future-safe
<orbitz>
my only arguemtn against the type is it makes it more of a npain to change the places you use it if you decide to use a different type, or no?
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<hcarty>
The code changes required to go from "by purpose" naming to "by type" naming would be similar (I think?) to those required to change the type when naming by type
<hcarty>
So if naming by purpose seems more appealing to you then you can start with that and change later if you choose
<brooksbp>
ocaml have sockets?
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<Moisteh>
english have grammers?
<jeffwheeler>
I think he meant "English have grammars?"
<tsuyoshi>
if you're more likely to change the type than the purpose than I would name it after the purpose
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<brooksbp>
Does Ocaml have support for BSD sockets?
<tsuyoshi>
yes
<tsuyoshi>
in the Unix module (which despite the name, works in windows too)
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<orbitz>
getting use dot udnerstandign type errors form the compiler takes a bit
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<pejo>
Is there a bot (here?) or website that can evaluate simple expressions?
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<cadabra>
Is anyone using ocaml-mysql?
<cadabra>
I downloaded, built and installed (configure, make, make opt, make install), but when I run "ocaml demo.ml" I get "Reference to undefined global `Mysql`
<cadabra>
Is there something else I have to do to find it correctly?
<cadabra>
This is my first ocaml project, so I don't know much about the logistics of using other libraries and things..
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<flux>
cadabra, do you have ocamlfind?
<flux>
cadabra, you need to tell ocaml- which packages you are using
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<cadabra>
flux: I do have ocamlfind
<flux>
cadabra, ocamlfind list | grep -i mysql - does it list mysql?
<cadabra>
yup, it does
<flux>
cadabra, in that case: ocamlfind ocamlc -linkpkg -package ocaml-mysql (or whatever the package name was) -o demo demo.ml
<cadabra>
flux: Aha, I see, thank you, it works and the executable runs correctly
<flux>
cadabra, when you reach more than one (or maybe more than a few..) source files, you would use ocamlfind in a slightly different way, but I suppose that works for you now
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<cadabra>
Okay, it's good to get started.
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<cadabra>
Oh I see, all this stuff is similar to gcc. I just assumed it was more loose, like say Ruby or something.
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<orbitz>
I hve a situation where I am getting complaintst hat some type variabels are unbound, but its a fold method for a class i created so I don't care too much what type it is so i'm not sure why it complains
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
typing errors in POO code can get a little complicated
<bluestorm>
do you have some code to show ?
<bluestorm>
(mostly, you can fix it by giving a type annotation in the right place)