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<cobax>
is there something for OCaml like Gemstone, that allows transparent persistence to be used naturally from data structures and objects instead of using a relational database?
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<discord>
<rgrinberg> Nope
<discord>
<rgrinberg> Marshal is the closest thing that would give you that transparency. But AFAIK gemstone has querying too
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<coventry>
Test. Excuse me.
<companion_cube>
o/
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<enedil>
How can I map a string to charcodes?
<enedil>
String.map expects a function char->char
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<octachron>
Array.init?
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<discord>
<struktured> enedil: if you are using Core, you can employ String.to_array and followed by Array.map
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<Fare>
Is there a pubsub package for Lwt ?
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<discord>
<struktured> Fare: I don't know if lwt directly has one but I do know there are middleware ocaml projects which do it, such as https://github.com/issuu/ocaml-zmq
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<Fare>
I suppose one way to do in-image pubsub is that the producer hands you a type 'a event_stream = | Econs of 'a * 'a event_stream Lwt.t
<discord>
<struktured> sure, that sound reasonable
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<_y>
sooooo
<_y>
if by any chance i am not the only ocaml programmer out there using vim and obsessed with aligning arrows, here is a monster http://paste.awesom.eu/FUbS&ln ;-)
<companion_cube>
some who, for some reason, would also not be disgusted by using tabs in a python function? :s
<_y>
i am not familiar enough with python coding styles, is there something wrong with tabs ?
<_y>
naively, tabs seem better than spaces to me, since indentation is part of the syntax and not everyone agree on the length of an indent
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<companion_cube>
well, when indentation is part of the syntax, you don't want invisible tabs to mess up the layout; spaces are simpler and more uniform (everything white is a space)
<_y>
i see
<tautologico>
_y: no one agrees on the length of a tab either. so you configure your editor to make a tab equivalent to 2 spaces and write a lot of python code this way. I then open your source file but my editor is configured for tabs being equivalent to 8 spaces... now your indentation is all messed up in my editor and I'm not even sure which statements belong to which blocks
<tautologico>
a space is a space, if you use 2 spaces for indentation everywhere, your code will still open and work in my editor, even if I prefer to indent using 4 spaces
<Drup>
the whole point is kinda moot, since there is a PEP that mandates how much indentation you should use in python, and functionally, everyone uses that
<_y>
here is the secret key to space: :%s/\t/ /g
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<_y>
“Limit all lines to a maximum of 79 characters.” 79, not 80 ?
<companion_cube>
I'm pretty glad that the languages I use tend to favor spaces \o/
<_y>
so you can draw nice ascii art !
<companion_cube>
so I don't have to think about tabs vs space
<Armael>
aligning arrows is super bad for maintenability of the code :-(
<_y>
i already felt the temptation to indent ocaml with tabs
<Armael>
maintainability*
<_y>
Armael, i know, this discussion happened a few days ago
<companion_cube>
_y: hope you set tab=2, though, otherwise your OCaml code will be preeeeetty far on the right
<_y>
companion_cube, of course
<_y>
i believe that i have seen tabs in old Motion Twin code
<companion_cube>
:/
<companion_cube>
I've seen (old) OCaml using tabs, a few times, and it was always written by emacs users…
<_y>
now that i think of it, i wonder whether tab=3 wouldn’t be a great idea ;-) this would relieve me from my trouble indenting things in a satisfactory manner as soon as |> is involved
<Drup>
_y: I used to do that, a very long time ago
<Drup>
It's not a good idea from a tooling point of view, and everyone hates you
<Drup>
(reguarding OCaml .. please just use ocp-indent)
<_y>
plus, this would avoid the unfortunate alignment of pattern and code in pattern matchings (“| pattern ->\n code”)
<companion_cube>
s/unfortunate/very fine/ ;-)
<_y>
i do not understand you
<companion_cube>
I like this alignment
<_y>
i specifically avoid this alignement by adding two levels of indentation instead of one
<companion_cube>
you can ask ocp-indent to do it for you though
<_y>
there is an option for that in ocp-indent
<_y>
which proves that i am right and you are wrong!
<companion_cube>
isn't it the option which is false by default?
<_y>
“default” is not a flattering word, if you think about it :p
<companion_cube>
congrats, you reached meta-trolling level :p
<_y>
by the way, i have been working a bit on syntax highlighting for vim, lately
<companion_cube>
ah, please contribute to vim-ocaml if you added stuff!
<_y>
i was so tired of bichromatic code, identifiers in plain white and everything “special” in flashy yellow
<companion_cube>
hmm I have keywords,identifiers,modules/constructors/builtins, at least
<_y>
i am not sure whether it is easily doable, but right now i am contemplating the idea of highlighting patterns differently than expressions (which would solve the alignment issue above)
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<_y>
well i exaggerated a bit, but the default linter highlights most things as keywords, including a hard-coded, not-completely-accurate list of operators
<companion_cube>
so you need to parse everything between | and ->
<_y>
companion_cube, that’s why it looks hard to do accurately without changing the existing parser significantly
<companion_cube>
good luck
<_y>
i already had a hard time highlighting identifiers being assigned a value in let‐binding (such as f in “let f x y = ...”)
<companion_cube>
can you color `f` and `g` in `let rec f x = … and g y = …` ? :p
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<_y>
companion_cube, yep, the rule is roughly to highlight specially identifiers when preceeded by a let / rec / and / for keyword ^^
<companion_cube>
but can you color occurrences of `g` in the body of `f`? :p
<_y>
oh no of course, but the aim was only to emphasize entities being defined
<companion_cube>
ah, m'kay
<_y>
there are simpler patches to be done though, including several fixes
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