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<adrien>
gildor: is there a way to rename a project on the forge or does it involve creating a new one with the new name, importing everything (I only have git stuff currently anyway) and removing/hiding/whatever the old one?
<adrien>
I'm not 100% sure I'll change the name of lablgtk-react but it's a possibility
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<sgnb>
does anyone here has an ocaml-data-notation working with type-conve 3.0.4 ?
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<adrien>
edwin: I think I'm good with lablgtk-react now; I need to polish some small things and write some doc but I think everything that I needed/wanted is there now
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<gildor>
adrien: you can change the "long name" of your project, but not the UNIX name -- just as with any user/group on unix
<gildor>
adrien: so renaming involves create a new one + mv/chown
<adrien>
gildor: ok, thanks; I'll see what I want to do in the next few days
<adrien>
lablgtk-react is down to two calls to react: create and fold and I'll probably remove/abstract that
<edwin>
adrien: thanks, will check it out later today
<adrien>
hah, hold on a bit still, it's still missing documentation/explanation ;-)
<edwin>
Error: Files listview/listview.cmx and /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/lablgtk2/lablgtk.cmxa make inconsistent assumptions over interface Gobject
<edwin>
I must be doing something stupid
<edwin>
tried make clean
<adrien>
right, clean should help for that
<edwin>
it didn't :(
<adrien>
have you been using a branch of lablgtk or not?
<edwin>
yeah, maybe I have a mix
<adrien>
do you still have the _build folder?
<edwin>
and its picking up part from /usr/local and part from /usr
<edwin>
I tried removing it, but didn't help
<edwin>
have to go and have lunch now, will try to figure whats wrong when I'm back
<adrien>
ah, explains the issue
<adrien>
sure
<adrien>
I'll also merge some bits to lablgtk's master branch
<adrien>
and I need to add some new API next to #connect (because when a property is changed, a "notify::$propertyname" signal is emitted and currenetly it's not usable from lablgtk)
<adrien>
(I haven't written all the code for that yet: it's currently possible to connect to these signals but the API is a bit heavy; what's needed too is a #notify method which would be used like progress_bar#notify#progress when the progress property changes)
<adrien>
afk
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<adrien>
edwin: actually you will be annoyed by the dependency of one example on lablwebkit which is not perfectly packaged (to be fixed soon) and you won't be able to compile it (I'll port it to something else); and you don't need a branch of lablgtk I think, not adrien/react at least (I dropped that a few days ago)
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<edwin>
adrien: so can I use it with lablgtk master?
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<adrien>
edwin: should be possible yes
<adrien>
the main issue for you is that the tests/browser_test.ml example uses lablwebkit, meaning it will require some changes anyway
<edwin>
Error: This expression has type GPack.notebook
<edwin>
It has no method set_tab_reorderable
<adrien>
basically, you have to implement a module of type LablgtkReact.M (it's better to do this in lablgtk-react's source tree, in tests/ for now)
<adrien>
you can remove the corresponding line
<adrien>
it makes it possible to move a tab from one place to another
<edwin>
all good now with lablgtk master
<adrien>
I really need to merge adrien/api-additions back to master; it has some actually useful stuff =)
<edwin>
ocamlfind: Package `lablgtk2.init' not found
<edwin>
tests missing something though
<edwin>
ah, lablgtk's make install doesn't install META?
<adrien>
that's from adrien/META, which is merged in master now but not in any released tarball
<adrien>
lablgtk's make install... hmmm, it does not use ocamlfind but it provides a Makefile which used to be anorexic
<edwin>
ok, can you fix make install though to install it?
<adrien>
anemic*
<edwin>
anyway, copied manually now
<adrien>
I tried to do something in the makefile and I failed
<adrien>
idea is to move it to oasis
<adrien>
as for LablgtkReact.M, you have a data structure (possibly in a container) and fold over "actions"
<adrien>
the actions have IDs associated with them but they're currently a bit broken (and you don't have to care about them=
<adrien>
)
<edwin>
Error: Unbound value GtkSignal.signal_new
<edwin>
that on a branch?
<adrien>
arf
<adrien>
when do you get that one?
<edwin>
make browser_test
<adrien>
oh, keyboard shortcuts
<edwin>
listview_test worked
<adrien>
yes, a branch
<adrien>
I split some functions in GtkSignal: I needed to expose some things
<adrien>
actually, no, that one is a new function
<adrien>
but you can get the same effect with a button in the UI
<adrien>
which is actually probably better
<edwin>
hmm now something wrong with gdk
<edwin>
Error: The files /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/lablgtk2/gPack.cmi and /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/lablwebkit/gWebkit.cmi make inconsistent assumptions over interface GdkEvent
<edwin>
ah
<edwin>
need to recompile webkit
<adrien>
you have lablwebkit? :o
<edwin>
I downloaded it
<adrien>
maybe the packaging wasn't _that_ bad then :P
<adrien>
about signal_new: I have a special ~/.gtkrc-2.0 which includes: bind "<Control>T" { "create-new-page" () }
<edwin>
make install is problematic, have to remove old version manually each time
<adrien>
then, when I Ctrl+t, a "create-new-page" is emitted
<adrien>
signal*
<edwin>
Error: Unbound value GtkSignal.connect_property
<edwin>
assume thats a new method too?
<adrien>
yes, it's a new method and here it is used to set the title in the tab label but you can remove the line, it's not particularly interesting
<adrien>
(plus it's not working, I have no idea why)
<edwin>
hmm No implementations provided for the following modules: GtkThread referenced from tests/browser_test.cm
<adrien>
there's a bug with -thread in _tags and ocamlbuild
<adrien>
exactly what you noticed: it doesn't get propagated
<edwin>
is it fixed in 3.12.1?
<adrien>
yes
<adrien>
you can also replace GtkThread.main () with GMain.main () in the sourcecode
<adrien>
it's not required anymore (although it might become used again)à
<adrien>
(that's also probably the easiest way by far)
<edwin>
ok it built, but I'm a bit lost on what its supposed to do
<edwin>
I don't see the history
<adrien>
history of what exactly?
<edwin>
" Example: a zipper for history in a web browser"
<edwin>
isn't that what browser_test implements?
<adrien>
ah, I had forgotten I had written that there; give me one minute
<adrien>
edwin: if you pull the new code, you can see a basic history is available; it's quite basic but you can notice the updates are functional
<adrien>
it only reacts to entries in the address bar though (which you have to prefix with http:// manually currently)
<edwin>
ah ok, see it now
<edwin>
thanks, will play with this tomorrow, and see if I can write some useful app with it
<adrien>
oh :-)
<adrien>
s/oh//
<adrien>
but don't hurry too much, there are still things that can be improved quite a lot
<edwin>
yeah like docs ;)
* adrien
looks around
<edwin>
btw no .mli file needed?
<adrien>
I actually started something for docs but haven't commited them yet
<adrien>
as for .mli files, getting some of them right got on my nerves earlier today
<adrien>
mostly because when you create a functor, you can't reference a type that is definedinside the functor
<adrien>
have to go now; I'll be away a bit but with some kind of internet access (conference wifi /o\ )
<edwin>
ok
<adrien>
and thanks for testing and bearing with me so far :-)
<edwin>
yw, I like trying new stuff
<adrien>
my todo is pretty much: fix some relatively simple stuff, maybe expand the example a bit to provide an history in the GUI, merge my branches to lablgtk master, and then write doc
<edwin>
if I write some useful Gtk app with it can you add it to tests?
<adrien>
sure
<adrien>
really have to go now if I don't want to be late; I'll be back in a few minutes
* adrien
loves public transports in paris
<edwin>
bye
<Kakadu>
adrien: Do you have today enough power to compile core and lablqt?
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<adrien>
Kakadu: core really scares me
<adrien>
I don't think I would be physically able today anyway
<adrien>
tomorrow is much more likely
<Kakadu>
adrien: OK
<adrien>
don't forget to ask me about it on tomorrow; the earlier the better ;-)
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<adrien>
are there cases where cmigrep will not output anything?
<adrien>
I'm using -a '.*' and that works for some modules but not all
<adrien>
actually that works for all but one which is of course, the one I'm interested in
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<adrien>
hmpf
<adrien>
I really don't understand the typing error that ocaml is throwing at me
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<adrien>
edwin: I think I'll end up having to write .mli files right now :P
<adrien>
(afk)
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<cgroza>
is there a .. equivalent in ocaml?
<Qrntzz>
the range operator? no, not in standardlib but writing your own is trivial
<cgroza>
i was returning a half applied function from read_lines...
<Anarchos>
cgroza nice !
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<cgroza>
:D
<cgroza>
Is there a $ operator like in haskell?
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<thelema>
cgroza: let (|-) g f = fun x -> f (g x)
<thelema>
but more used is: let (|>) x f = f x
<thelema>
because of eager evaluation, left to right pipelines of data work nicely
<thelema>
also because (|-) doesn't have the correct associativity
<thelema>
zorun: any comments on what should be removed from batteries?
<cgroza>
thelema: I already defined a ($) operator.
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<thelema>
cgroza: it won't have the right associativity either
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<scottmcl66>
#/join haskell
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<hcarty__>
thelema: I'm not sure I understand the heavyweight argument against Batteries, particularly since each piece can be picked individually. There are of course some dependencies between modules.
<hcarty__>
The external dependencies are pretty limited, more so with 2.0 and the elimination of Camomile requirement
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<thelema>
hcarty__: yes, this is what I'd like to understand better. Maybe it's a misunderstanding based on older batteries
<thelema>
or just based on us paying attention to executable size
<thelema>
The inter-module deps might be worked out better - currently batPervasives brings in a *lot* of other modules