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<thieusoai> I have declared a class A and class B , however I need some members (vals) of my classA is of type B . Is there a way to do that ?
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<palomer__> anyone wanna try oset?
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<palomer> it'll be fun!
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<Miller`> could someone explain why `let rec blah lst = let head::second::tail = lst in blah second::tail ;;` generates an error?
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<td123> I know I should probably keep reading this tutorial, but does anyone know how to print a list?
<td123> (I want to see what I'm actually doing XD)
* td123 is using codepad.org btw
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<td123> nvm, I guess it doesn't have a generic printer by default :P
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<det> jlouis, Hi
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<det> Does anyone know of a place that lists the precedence and associativity of all infix operators in Ocaml (including apply and tuple)
<julm> det: there is some things here: http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/types.html
<julm> are*
<det> Thanks, I think I also found more info http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/expr.html
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<Gertm> I'm getting the error "This is expression is of type <type...> but an expression of the type <exactly the same type...> was expected. What's the most common way that can happen?
<olegfink> you're using the ocaml toplevel and have changed type definition without reevaluating all expressions involving it
<Camarade_Tux> or just a programming error, can you pastebin your code?
<Gertm> It's probably what olegfink said. I'm using an example from "Practical OCaml"
<Gertm> I just typed it in
<Camarade_Tux> just exit and restart the toplevel then
<Gertm> yeah ok, seems to work now
<Gertm> thanks
<Gertm> is that a good book btw?
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<flux> gertm, unfortunately the book has received not-so-great reviews
<flux> gertm, perhaps you would like to take a look at Introduction to Objective Caml by Jason Hickey
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<Gertm> thanks flux
<Gertm> flux: Practical OCaml seems like a copy of 'Practical Common Lisp' but for OCaml
<Gertm> and I didn't like PCL too much :|
<rwmjones> gildor, http://batteries.forge.ocamlcore.org/ is down
* rwmjones would like to dissuade you from buying Practical OCaml
<thelema> rwmjones: works for me
<rwmjones> gildor, tell a lie, it's up again now
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<gildor> rwmjones: thanks for monitoring ;-) seems ok, though I didn't touch anything
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<boscop> is there a better REPL for windows? one that allows getting things from the history with up/down like shells support it for ages?
<Camarade_Tux> which "one" are you using?
<bluestorm> boscop: Emacs has a decent REPL with the tuareg-mode at least
<olegfink> boscop: I've found acme to be extremely useful as an ocaml shell; I think acme runs on windows, also emacs, although some two orders of magnitude bigger, whould provide most of acme's features.
<boscop> I have emacs
<boscop> and tuareg mode
<boscop> how to start a repl there?
<bluestorm> I use C-x C-e
<bluestorm> (execute the current phrase)
<boscop> ah
<[df]> C-c C-s starts a repl
<boscop> thanks
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