<Drup>
nullcatxxx_: this is the moment where you post your ocaml with obj.magic picture
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<Algebr`>
I wonder, do lisp macros provide any speed benefit over writing the same functionality as a function
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<pierpa>
algebr: which lisp? if Common Lisp, then no. provided you have a decent compiler
<pierpa>
or unless you are doing a lot of partial evaluation at compile time :)
<pierpa>
ach, they're gone away
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<seangrove>
Can merlin rename symbols?
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<seangrove>
Also, merlin doesn't seem to pickup on any of the file in a subdir. I have `SRC liquid/` and `SRC liquid` added to .merlin, I have two files in here I'm trying to reference, liquid/liquid.ml and liquid/test.ml, and merlin complains: Error: Unbound module Liquid. The project builds just fine though.
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<flux>
seangrove, where do you put the resulting files from compilation?
<flux>
seangrove, you should add B to that directory
<seangrove>
flux: Interesting, that was it. I had `B _build` already, but looks like I had to manually add `B _build/liquid` (which mirrors the src structure). Bit annoying, that
<seangrove>
Thank you!
<seangrove>
Back down to 0 warnings, I can rely on merlin again
<flux>
:)
<def`>
seangrove: B _build/**
<flux>
..would B ** just work?
<def`>
maybe yes, maybe no, it depends on your build setup
<def`>
seangrove: merlin can rename some symbols, what is your editor?
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<seangrove>
def`: emacs
<seangrove>
There used to be a video of it, but the site seems to be down now
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<def`>
seangrove: there is iedit integration but not very stable.
<def`>
install iedit plugin
<def`>
then (require 'merlin-iedit) should do it
<seangrove>
Very nice! Thank you def`
<def`>
you should setup keybindings if you want this to be efficient to use
<def`>
disable if already editing, start fresh otherwise
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<Algebr``>
I'm trying to get a simple query working with postgresql but the connection string it wants is so finicky, does anyone have a scratch example they can share
<Algebr``>
ping rgrinberg, i know you said you use pgocaml, but postgresql works as well?
<flux>
cool, last time I tried the merlin-iedit didn't work for me but now it does. I guess restarting emacs between upgrading versions helped :)
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<flux>
I use iedit all the time with C and C++ as well. sadly I don't think rtags provides this functionality :)
<flux>
oh, never mind, it doesn't work, I was using plain iedit.. :)
<flux>
it marks the identifiers fine, but I cannot exit the mode
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<flux>
so running merlin-iedit-occurrences again does nothing and iedit-mode does "Wrong type argument: stringp, nil"
<Algebr``>
(setq debug-on-error t)
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<sspi>
if I want to serialize objects and send it from C to OCaml and vice versa - what would be the fastest way to do this?
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<malc_>
sspi: printf/scanf?
<pierpa>
json?
<pierpa>
sexps?
<sspi>
it's from and to OCaml types
<sspi>
how it looks in C is less important
<malc_>
so? what's wrong with printfing it on the C side and scanfing it on ocaml?
<sspi>
malc_: no idea, not familiar with that solution - so need to check it out :)
<malc_>
sspi: been using it for eleven years, works like a charm
<pierpa>
usually one wants to read more complex structures than what scanf can scan
<malc_>
usually one overthinks things
<pierpa>
we don't know what he needs exactly. But since he asked, I assume it's not a trivial problem that can be solved by printf/scanf
<sspi>
malc_: so if I have a record type that is nested - would that be easily serialized with printf/scanf?
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<lostman_>
hi folks. I run into some trouble with js_of_ocaml ppx extension. I'm trying to create a literal object that corresponds to {this: "foo"} but this is a reserved keyword. is it possible to have the property called `this_` that will map to js object property `this`?
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<Drup>
lostman_: but this object is not really representable in javascript ...
<ggole>
Sure it is, you just have to use o["this"] instead of {} notation
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<andrejbauer>
Does sexplib still require camlp4 or is there a ppx-based version of it?
<ggole>
(It isn't really a great idea though.)
<companion_cube>
sexplib doesn't depend on either one, now
<companion_cube>
and there is a ppx version of type_conv
<lostman_>
sorry, instead of `this` I've meant `type`
<andrejbauer>
is there documentation other than irc on how to use this?
<Drup>
lostman_: Oh
<Drup>
andrejbauer: last announcement of core
<Drup>
lostman_: have you tried using type_ ?
<Drup>
I don't remember if I added this hack or not
<lostman_>
Drup: let me try quickly
<flux>
4.03.0+beta1! oh it's old news ;-((
<Kakadu>
andrejbauer: Are you asking how to switch from camlp4 based sexplib to ppx-based one?
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<lostman_>
Drup: nope, that serializes to {type_: ...}
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<johnelse>
lostman_: try _type
<lostman_>
_type goes to {_type: ...}
<lostman_>
I think having [@name "type"] annotation would be quite useful
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<johnelse>
ah sorry, I haven't used the ppx - _type definitely works with plain js_of_ocaml
<Drup>
Hum
<Drup>
I should change it to accept type_ and _type
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<Drup>
(Since it's accepted for method names)
<Drup>
foo#type_
<Drup>
foo##type_
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<Drup>
lostman_: please open a ticket about it
<lostman_>
sure
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<des__>
kind folks: is there a (pointer to a) simple explanation why OCaml can provide polymorphic Hashtbl.create, but has to use Map.make(aModuleWithCompare)? Is it because Hashtbl uses internal representation details without depending on any sig? [I did not have much luck through Google]
<j0sh>
Des__: probably because maps can be ordered, and hashtables aren't, so hashtables can use the built-in polymorphic compare function
<seangrove>
I really dislike this. I can use merlin to get a type signature for e.g. Key.Arg.info, but it's so hard to find out more info. I'm not sure where it's coming from inside Mirage (or if it's even mirage, usually), it's ungoogleable, and if I do ever find the repo, there probably isn't much documentation on it
<Drup>
functoria is documented ! :<
<Drup>
(I tried)
<seangrove>
Drup: Heh, thank you - it's kind of the exception if that's the case though. I'm still searching for my fucntion
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<seangrove>
Is there a way to have ocamlfin/ocamlc/ocamlbuild output the build artifacts to a different directory? I have two separate copmilation chains (main app, and jsoo client), and the client outputs client.cmo/cmi, then trying to make mirage complains that it can't work with leftover files
<seangrove>
I can just run _build/sanitize.sh, but I'd liek to have a deterministic script
<Drup>
can't you just use ocamlbuild for both ?
<seangrove>
Will that not have the same problem?
<seangrove>
I guess I could try adding an entry to Makefile.user
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<Drup>
Today for the first time, I used the -open flag. I'm half disgusted and half proud "I can do this hack and it'll totally work!"
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<seangrove>
Drup: What's the flag for?
<aantron>
its as if you wrote open Foo at the top of your file
<aantron>
-open Foo becomes "open Foo"
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<seangrove>
Bah, can't get this to work: ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind -plugin-tag "package(js_of_ocaml.ocamlbuild)" client.js -> "Warning: option -plugin-tag(s) has no effect in absence of plugin file "myocamlbuild.ml", Solver failed: Ocamlbuild knows of no rules that apply to a target named client.js"
<seangrove>
Yup, that was it. So myocamlbuild, another file to learn about and keep in sync
<Leonidas>
is there any documentation on ppx-ized sexplib?
<seangrove>
Oh my, ocamlbuild doesn't let you specify where to output the final artifact?
<Algebr>
seangrove: I missed out on this, why are you having to mess with myocamlbuild?
<seangrove>
Algebr: I'm trying to get a single line to build my jsoo output. I was just `ocamlfind ocamlc -g -package js_of_ocaml -package js_of_ocaml.syntax -package js_of_ocaml.ppx -linkpkg -o client.byte client.ml && js_of_ocaml --source-map --pretty --no-inline --debug-info -o static/js/client.js client.byte`, but then that creates client.cmo/i at the top level, and then ocamlbuild will complain and create a _build/sanitize.sh on the next
<seangrove>
`make` run. It means my `make` invocations work every-other-time. I want to make it uniform, so I'm trying to build the jsoo stuff with ocamlbuild now
<Algebr>
seangrove: I have a much easier solution for that
<seangrove>
I think I have it working for now. Already at my daily limit for these kinds of tools
<Algebr>
one sec, pulling it up
<seangrove>
Took this morning to expplicitely clean this stuff up in prep of showing it to others later
<companion_cube>
I tihnk someone should fork ocp-indent (and ocp-index, also) and repackage them with another build system :]
<seangrove>
arrr, I used `make clean`, and now I when running make I get `File "myocamlbuild.ml", line 1, characters 35-68: Error: Unbound module Ocamlbuild_js_of_ocaml`
<seangrove>
Ok, I need to include a plugin tag...
<hcarty>
companion_cube: ... would be nice. I think there was a request to that effect, maybe with a PR?
<companion_cube>
really? :D
<companion_cube>
that would piss off Fabrice
<Algebr>
companion_cube: why?
<companion_cube>
well ocp-build is his baby, isn't it?
<Algebr>
I meant fork it for what end
<Algebr>
its not like its stuck with ocp-build, right
<companion_cube>
I think it's (probably) stuck with ocp-build because it's maintained by ocp
<companion_cube>
:)
<companion_cube>
(and I was half joking of course)
<seangrove>
What is the _tags equivalent of -plugin-tag "package(js_of_ocaml.ocamlbuild)" ?
<Algebr>
why was ocp-build made anyway.....
<Algebr>
nvm, shouldn't have said that out loud
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<seangrove>
Bah, nevermind, I'll just bash the flag into Makefile.user
<Algebr>
that's the spirit
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<hcarty>
seangrove: It looks like that information is missing from the manual (https://github.com/gasche/manual-ocamlbuild) so it's probably worth adding a bug report/feature request.
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<seangrove>
hcarty: Will do
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<Algebr>
what, mirage still uses camlp4?
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<seangrove>
Bah, more Makefile.user bashing
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<Drup>
(because the tag applies to the compilation of myocamlbuild.ml, which is needed to read the _tags)
<seangrov`>
Drup: Updated ^
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<Drup>
seangrov`: about camlp4 .... report it
<Drup>
we should remove it
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<Algebr>
does anyone know what is preventing anil's ppa for opam to just be the regular opam in ubuntu's apt-get?
<Algebr>
its frustrating that the most popular linux distro needs special instructions
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<aantron>
i thought it was the conservative testing and release process of ubuntu
<Algebr>
uh, I thought debian was the conversative one adn that ubuntu was more relaxed
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<aantron>
they tend to have a lot of old packages in the main repository, and tend to keep up only with bugfixes
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<aantron>
at least this seemed to be my experience back in my ubuntu days
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<aantron>
id imagine packages that have a lot of dependency in-edges are especially slow to be moved along
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<aantron>
i dont know how their packaging process works. maybe someone should help out with maintaining the ubuntu packaging of ocaml?
<Algebr>
its very nice that anil is doing it but I imagine he's already way overloaded...
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<aantron>
right. i meant even the actual main repo ocaml packages. but the ubuntu main repos arent meant for development work, they are meant for some kind of end-use. when developing on ubuntu i frequently had to install manually or search for ppas, so this isnt out of the ordinary for ubuntu, unfortunately
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<Algebr>
darn
<Algebr>
nixpkgs/nixos wasn't much easier either
<seangrov`>
Drup: I think I missed the answer - what's the way to fix the _tags/myocamlbuild.ml problem?
<Drup>
(19:42:39) Drup: seangrove: there is no _tags equivalent
<Drup>
(19:44:23) Drup: (because the tag applies to the compilation of myocamlbuild.ml, which is needed to read the _tags)
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<seangrov`>
Drup: Ah, thank you
<seangrov`>
So it's a kind of circular dependency? Can I break that somehow?
<Drup>
No
<seangrov`>
T.T
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<Algebr>
Drup: it sounds like missing functionality
<Drup>
seangrov`: you *can* remove camlp4 by adding something -tags "-syntax(camlp4o)"
<Drup>
somewhere
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<Drup>
(note the "-")
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<octachron>
great... how can hevea even generates 300MB html file from a valid (and non-crazy 26K) tex file?
<companion_cube>
oO
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<mrvn>
# let ( -< ) x y = x + y;;
<mrvn>
val ( -< ) : int -> int -> int = <fun>
<mrvn>
# let ( -> ) x y = x + y;;
<mrvn>
Error: Syntax error: operator expected.
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<mrvn>
Why?
<companion_cube>
well, -> is a key element of syntax ? :D
<companion_cube>
(I'm not sure it would be ambiguous though)
<companion_cube>
(except for the lexer)
<mrvn>
yeah, don't blindly tokenize that
<mrvn>
There shouldn't be any confusion between type definitions and operator usage.
<smondet>
| foo when foo -> 42 > 0 -> bar would be pretty confusing :)
<companion_cube>
ah right, when clauses
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<mrvn>
smondet: ahh, yes
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<mrvn>
hmm, so should I use --> or @->?
<thizanne>
they should not have the same precedence
<mrvn>
companion_cube: which is why I would like not to use it
<companion_cube>
meh, you need to use it with ctypes?
<thizanne>
then use @-->
<mrvn>
thizanne: hmm, right-associative is wrong for me I think.
<thizanne>
everything is awesome then
<mrvn>
why do I feel dirty writing "mainWindow -> setCentralWidget button" in ocaml?
<mrvn>
s/->/-->/
<thizanne>
octachron │ great... how can hevea even generates 300MB html file from a valid (and non-crazy 26K) tex file?
<thizanne>
do you have maths ?
<companion_cube>
do you even maths, octachron?
<octachron>
maths? Let's see dF = 0, d*F=J.. at least my electromagnetism is alright
<j_king>
∃x ∈ P; Q(x) ⇒ F(x)
<thizanne>
the compilation of maths by hevea is not really space-efficient
<thizanne>
(albeit quite fun in some way)
<octachron>
thizanne, I have conditionals macro which somehow generates insanely nested <span>
<thizanne>
it's typesetting formulas with a lot of tables and html attributes
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<thizanne>
octachron: I don't think I still have access to hevea code
<thizanne>
but if it's important to you I would advise you to contact Luc Maranget in some way, he is usually quite reactive
<mrvn>
it's also stupid since stdint.h exists
<mrvn>
ups
<octachron>
thizanne, thanks for the advice
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<mrvn>
How do I mark an external function as retunging a covariant 'a?
<companion_cube>
not sure it means something
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<mrvn>
say I have a function returning [] : 'a list. How do I make "let nil = foo ()" work witho9ut getting an '_a
<mrvn>
?
<companion_cube>
I don't think you can
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<octachron>
mrvn, in your example, you should get back a nil: 'a list (with the relaxed value restriction)
<lyxia>
humane_re exports a Str module. Can I open this one and not the Stdlib's one?
<mrvn>
octachron: How would the compiler know it is [] and not [1]?
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<octachron>
mrvn, if the type of l is 'a list, since list is covariant in its first parameter, then necessarily l = []
<octachron>
( without Obj.magic, value of type 'a does not exist )
<mrvn>
octachron: external ret_nil : unit -> 'a list = "ret_nil" external ret_int_list : unit -> 'a list = "ret_int_list"
<mrvn>
octachron: how is one magically covariant and not the other?
<mrvn>
hm,, well, the second would have to return int list.
<mrvn>
my example is to simplified.
<mrvn>
Error: The type of this expression, ('_a t, bool -> unit) Signal.t, contains type variables that cannot be generalized
<mrvn>
The external returns ('a t, bool -> unit) Signal.t
<mrvn>
I think I have to define the type t with + already
<octachron>
is ('a,'b) Signal.t covariant in 'a?
<mrvn>
not yet
<Drup>
lyxia: sure, what prevents you of doing so ?
<Drup>
(note: this modules comes from re)
<companion_cube>
I'd suggest module Str = Humane_re.Str or something like this
<lyxia>
I was doing open Str
<lyxia>
companion_cube: ah this works
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<companion_cube>
you cn directly open Humane_re.Str if you want
<lyxia>
right
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<lyxia>
how does that work, does any package "package" expose a module "Package"?
<mrvn>
usualy they do
<lyxia>
if I use re, and I open Re, would that open the package-module Re, or the inner module Re?
<lyxia>
I'm missing something...
<jyc>
there is only the module
<jyc>
Your package can include any modules it wants
<jyc>
for example the package ocamlnet has a Netstring module, a Nethtml module, etc. that are all available as soon as you link or #require ocamlnet
<lyxia>
okay
<lyxia>
but how does that work for humane_re
<jyc>
If it contains a Str module then I believe it would depend on the order in which you linked
<jyc>
I imagine you probably just wouldn't link the standard Str at all if you were using humane_re
<lyxia>
I mean humane_re has just "str.ml(i)" as its source, at what point does that tell me I should do "open Humane_re.Str" instead of "open Str"
<mrvn>
lyxia: it's probably build with --packed
<lyxia>
ah
<mrvn>
The Humane_re gets added during build to make the sub modules unique
<lyxia>
that's what this is. Okay thanks.
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<mrvn>
All good packages try to use a unique prefix for their more commonly named sub modules
<companion_cube>
yep :/
<Nazral>
is there an equivalent to To_dom.to_node but the other way around ?
<mrvn>
of_node?
<Drup>
Of_dom.to_node
<mrvn>
"but an expression was expected of type ('b QT5.QPushButton.qPushButton QT5.QAbstractButton.qAbstractButton QT5.QWidget.qWidget QT5.QObject.t, 'c) QT5.Signal.t" that gets rather verbose.
<mrvn>
kakadu: So far I only have QAbstractButton::clicked implemented
<Kakadu>
but it is a signal
<mrvn>
kakadu: to catch events I have to overload QWidget on the c++ side, right?
<Kakadu>
yes, kind of
<Algebr>
mrvn: godspeed with qt
<Kakadu>
mrvn: Or even wrap all of them into new signals
<mrvn>
I do know I want to catch at least the close event and then I have to wrap every c++ class to catch that. :(
<mrvn>
kakadu: Problem is events want a return value, signals all return unit.
<Kakadu>
Yeah, I looked at that and started to deal with QtQuick
<Kakadu>
mrvn: Also, there are some places where methods are public in the parent and private in the subclass
<Kakadu>
It will be interesting to look at this in your implementation :)
<mrvn>
I know. How does that even work? I can (in C++) always down cast and then call the parents public method. Probably with stupid results but hey...
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<mrvn>
I wish ocaml classes could have multiple constructors.