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<lewis1711>
filter_map is a great function. it makes me rue that 1 - I never thought to write something similar myself 2 - that I wasted so much time filtering and mapping separately
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<bobfang>
hi its me again, so if you are using js_of_ocaml, what is the easist way to get string out from a textarea element?
<bobfang>
there is a value method but it seems that it is used for setting the value
<Drup>
##innerHTML, iirc
<Drup>
value seems fin too, it's marked as a prop in jsoo, so it should be readable too
<bobfang>
isn't that also for setting the value
<Drup>
why do you think that ?
<bobfang>
so I can just do let s = someTextArea##innerHTML?
<Drup>
yeah
<bobfang>
then how can I get ocaml string from it?
<bobfang>
I tried to call toString on s
<bobfang>
but it does not typecheck...
<Drup>
Js.to_string
<bobfang>
cool thanks
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<reynir>
Drup: I didn't realize you could use furl to generate URLs. I have a use case for it then with the digitalocean api! :)
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<flux>
hmm, furl looks pretty fun
<adrien>
furl = fun + rul ?
<adrien>
fun + url *
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<flux>
[ERROR] spoc is not available because your system doesn't comply with ocaml-version = "4.01.0". <- I wonder if this is rather a bug in the package..
<flux>
or maybe not, the package doesn't seem to compile as-is..
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<flux>
..though the git-repo works fine
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<flux>
so I guess it's bad form to publish git repos or packages that require oasis to opam?
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<Drup>
In fact, integrating the "type" of the result could be intesresting too
<Drup>
but I think it would be pretty hard to do in a reasonably general fashion, since there are many ways to send in the same information for web queries like this
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<reynir>
Do you want access to the repository? It's a private repo on github right now because it's not too useful in the current state
<reynir>
(or I could open source it)
<Drup>
not really
<reynir>
heh :)
<Drup>
I can't work on furl for the next two weeks anyway
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<adrien>
Drup: fun+url was a better explanation
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<reynir>
Is it possible to use Lwt_js_events with websockets?
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<Drup>
how would that even work ? ^^'
<Drup>
I mean, there are not events per-se.
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<reynir>
Hm
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<reynir>
I don't think I understand
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<kaepora>
Can I define a function within a tuple?
<flux>
yes, and its scope will be the particular expression
<flux>
in this case one field of the tuple
<kaepora>
let ((a b), c) = ((let x = a + b in), 5);;
<kaepora>
For example
<flux>
no, let x = y in z always needs the 'z' there
<kaepora>
OK
<kaepora>
let ((a b), c) = ((let x = a + b in 0), 5);;
<kaepora>
Would this work?
<kaepora>
Oups, I mean
<kaepora>
let ((a b), c) = ((let x = b in 0), 5);;
<ggole>
No
<kaepora>
Basically I want this to be a shorthand for
<kaepora>
let a b = let x = b in 0;; let c = 5;;
<flux>
that's a longwinded way to say: let a b = 0 let c = 5
<kaepora>
Sure
<kaepora>
The function is different
<kaepora>
The actual function is
<ggole>
Seems like a strange thing to want
<kaepora>
let w s a b = let c=s.(a) in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;
<kaepora>
So what I'm trying to do is
<kaepora>
let ((w s a b), p) = ((let c=s.(a) in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c), 5);;
<flux>
so after that expression, what value should w have?
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<ggole>
Seems like you can just bind w and p separately
<flux>
because it looks like you are trying to pattern match a function (cannot be done) but I think that's not what you want
<ggole>
let w s a b = ... let p = 5
<ggole>
Or let w, p = (fun s a b -> ...), 5
<kaepora>
ggole: Yes, but this is for a competition to use as little characters as possible for a piece of code :P
<ggole>
Oh :|
<ggole>
let w s a b =let c=s.(a)in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c let p=5 is still shorter
<kaepora>
Yup...
<ggole>
Does whitespace count?
<kaepora>
Yes
<ggole>
Then your code is gonna be lexically fugly
<ggole>
But I guess that's all part of the fun.
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<ggole>
Oops, let w s a b =let could be let w s a b=let
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<kaepora>
Relatedly
<kaepora>
Is there a way to swap two elements of an array without using a third temporary variable?
<ggole>
No.
<kaepora>
:(
<Drup>
well, there is the xor magic trick
<Drup>
but it works only for ints
<Drup>
writing a code minimizer for OCaml would be rather funny
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<kaepora>
Drup: Both elements of the array are ints!
<Drup>
not sure if shorter, completely sure that more terrible
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<TheLemonMan>
100% faster on '90 hardware :D
<Drup>
not even sure, with modern compilers
<TheLemonMan>
it's not bad if you assume the compiler is smart enought not to spill variables every now and then
<ggole>
It's a bit annoying that you can't abstract over access to mutable things
<ggole>
Eg there's no incf for array elements or mutable record fields
<Drup>
lenses! :D
* ggole
s t a b s Drup
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<Drup>
As a short-sighted, I never go out without my lenses. :]
<ggole>
I guess you'd have to hack the language up a bit
<ggole>
:= and incf are just ordinary functions over refs, they'd have to take a special access type or something to be generic
<ggole>
And then there'd have to be a hack so that the access for a.(0) is passed in and not the value of a.(0)
<Drup>
well, that's kinda what lenses are ...
<ggole>
Hmm, not really
<ggole>
Lenses are a strange way to produce new values in a nested way
<ggole>
While you could have an access be simply a pair base * offset
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<kaepora>
let p,j,n,s,w=ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.make 256 0,fun s a b->let c=s.(a) in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0 to 255 do s.(i)<-i done;for i=0 to 255 do j:=(!j+s.(i)+k.(i mod 16))mod n;w s i!j;done;j:=0;while 1=1 do p:=(!p+1)mod n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))mod n;w s!p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))mod n);done
<kaepora>
My smallest implementation of RC4 in OCaml :D
<dmbaturin>
Why so imperative? :)
<Drup>
the uglyness is strong in this one
<kaepora>
dmbaturin: Would it be smaller if less imperative? :-)
<ggole>
You can shave more whitespace
<dmbaturin>
Possibly.
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<ggole>
) in can be )in
<ggole>
And for i=0 to n can be for i = 0to n
<flux>
for i=0 to 255 do -> for i=0to 255do
<ggole>
^
<flux>
meh
<flux>
well I had 'do' there as well :)
* ggole
collects his all-important internet race winner points
<Drup>
In fact, Array.iter(fun i->...)
<Drup>
seems shorter
<flux>
I was wondering if it comes shorter
<Drup>
it allows you to shave off all the array accesses
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<flux>
if it does in fact become shorter, then module A=Array might help a bit as well
<Drup>
"open Array"
<Drup>
;)
<flux>
oh right, forgot someone might do that.. ;-)
<kaepora>
Nice!
<flux>
no.. it's not nice.. it's awful :)
<ggole>
Hmm, unbound value k?
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<kaepora>
Drup: How would you use Array.iter?
<flux>
you probably need the index to Array.iteri
<flux>
and then it becomes slightly longer
<Drup>
first step is to use Array.init to create the array, which eliminates the first for loop
<kaepora>
let p,j,n,s,w=ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.init 256 (fun i->i),fun s a b->let c=s.(a)in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0to 255do j:=(!j+s.(i)+k.(i mod 3))mod n;w s i!j;done;j:=0;while 1=1do p:=(!p+1)mod n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))mod n;w s!p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))mod n);done
<kaepora>
:D
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<reynir>
my eyes
<ggole>
let(%),p,j,n,s,w=(mod),ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.init 256(fun x->x),fun s a b->let c=s.(a)in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0to 255do j:=(!j+s.(i)+k.(i%16))%n;w s i!j done;j:=0;while 1=1do p:=(!p+1)% n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))%n; w s!p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))%n)done
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<kaepora>
ggole: *clapclapcalp*
<reynir>
you can replace 255 with n-1, but that's not shorter :P
<ggole>
Oops, extra space: ))%n; w
<reynir>
if you replace 255 with n it would exit with an exception after printing, right? But it's 2 characters shorter :D
<ggole>
Compile with -unsafe!
<ggole>
No, that would print an extra garbage line (or crash)
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<reynir>
without -unsafe it would just print an exception to stderr, right?
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<Drup>
let(%),p,j,n,s=(mod),ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.init 256 (fun i->i)let w a ?(c=s.(a)) b=s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0 to 255 do j:=(!j+s.(i)+s.(i mod 16))%n;w i!j;done;j:=0;while 1=1 do p:=(!p+1)%n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))%n;w !p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))%n)done
<Drup>
254 chars
<Drup>
I'm especially proud of the optional argument.
<ggole>
Error: Only variables are allowed as left-hand side of `let rec'
<ggole>
Bugger
<ggole>
Drup: ah, you had the same idea of closing over the s
<ggole>
But your approach actually compiles
<Drup>
let(%),p,j,n,s=(mod),ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.init 256 (fun i->i)let w a ?(c=s.(a)) b=s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0 to 255 do j:=(!j+s.(i)+s.(i%16))%n;w i!j;done;j:=0;while 1=1 do p:=(!p+1)%n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))%n;w !p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))%n)done
<Drup>
I don't think we can do much smaller without changing the structure of the code
<kaepora>
I love you guys
<kaepora>
That last one doesn't work
<kaepora>
Incorrect output
<Drup>
oh ?
<kaepora>
let k = [|75;101;121|];;
<kaepora>
Correct code:
<kaepora>
let(%),p,j,n,s,w=(mod),ref 0,ref 0,256,Array.init 256(fun i->i),fun s a b->let c=s.(a)in s.(a)<-s.(b);s.(b)<-c;;for i=0to 255do j:=(!j+s.(i)+k.(i%3))%n;w s i!j;done;j:=0;while 1=1do p:=(!p+1)%n;j:=(!j+s.(!p))%n;w s!p!j;print_int s.((s.(!p)+s.(!j))%n);done
<kaepora>
Correct output starts with 235
<Drup>
ah, you didn't include the k !
<kaepora>
That's how you can test :-)
<kaepora>
Yup
<ggole>
Ah, I changed the k to s
<ggole>
Because it didn't compile
<ggole>
Just change it back
<ggole>
Right
<Drup>
Definitly should do an automatic minimizer, at least for the whitespaces.
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<kaepora>
let w a?
<kaepora>
Genius
<kaepora>
*clap clap clap*
<Drup>
yeah, I'm very proud of the optional argument
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<ggole>
wa?, indeed
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<Night_Elf>
Hi all. There is this message which comes up when I try to run make for a small piece of software I need built. the message is: ocamlfind: Package `re.str' not found
<Night_Elf>
How can I fix this?
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<jcloud>
Is there supposed to be a package `re.str’?
<Night_Elf>
jcloud: I don't know. I know nothing of ocaml and related. This was a message I saw while I was looking to build https://github.com/xapi-project/wsproxy for a problem I have with Xen consoles which don't display in XenOrchestra. I have come to understand the webinterface uses wsproxy for tunneling the consoles.
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<reynir>
opem install re
<reynir>
opam
<Night_Elf>
reynir: I get a command not found for 'opam'.
<Night_Elf>
I did install ocaml with "apt-get install ocaml" and it got a few packages.
<reynir>
sorry, I'm watching a movie :)
<Night_Elf>
reynir: ok np
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<dmbaturin>
Night_Elf: opam.ocaml.org. There's a binary installer that works with any distro.
<dmbaturin>
Also, opam can install ocaml compilers and maintain multiple versions of the compiler on the same machine (you can switch between them).
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<Denommus>
Does this channel have a OCaml top-level bot? If not, why?
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<thizanne>
Denommus: no it doesnt, and probably mainly because no one did it
<Denommus>
Hm. Ok.
<zozozo>
Denommus: for security purposes you'd most likely want to prevent accesse to some modules such as Sys or Unix, or at least forbid some functions (to avoid users messing with your file system for instance), and that would be annoying to do I think
<zozozo>
probably why nobody did it yet
<Denommus>
Yeah, the lack of typed IO probably makes that harder
<Denommus>
#haskell 's bot simply ignores IO
<zozozo>
also, I don't see much use to such a bot, since everyone with ocaml installed has access to the toplevel
<dmbaturin>
It's probably easy to ignore IO by shadowing a bunch of names, and prevent infinite loops and memory hogs by running that code in a separate thread with time limit. But I doubt such a bot is all that useful for ocaml, since there's a fully functional web top level.