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<Armael>
you can also just type (+);; without #show
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<rwmjones>
Leonidas: which git repo?
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<xvilka>
hi! How vim-merlin plugin finds the .merlin file? Seems it can't find the .merlin located in project/.merlin when I edit files in project/lib/mylib/some_file.ml - it doesn't load merlin from project/.merlin, thus returning a bunch of errors for every module import
<Leonidas>
rwmjones: ocaml-augeas
<Leonidas>
rwmjones: I get remote: error: object ec9d1b17efcd982969ff001b5625165e7b5383c9: badDate: invalid author/committer line - bad date
<Leonidas>
Though when I take a look at that commit with git show it looks fine.
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<Nikkel>
I'm trying to create a button, that I can click, and which is then updated with the value of remote service call, in Eliom: https://pastebin.com/dQiYR1Ve
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<Nikkel>
But i'm getting a unimplemented javascript primitive caml_pure_js_expr error when trying to execute it
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<Leonidas>
rwmjones: `git fsck` complains about multiple commits
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<rwmjones>
hmm
<rwmjones>
Leonidas: that repo was originally imported using one of those cvs to git tools (I forget which exactly)
<Nikkel>
caml_pure_js_expr error is gone, but it just doesn't react
<pino|work>
rwmjones: i think it has the same issues i fixed in libvirt-ocaml when we migrated it to libvirt.org
<Leonidas>
pino|work: how did you fix it?
<pino|work>
Leonidas: editing the commits with git filter-branch
<Leonidas>
pino|work: but what needed fixing?
<Leonidas>
if I look at the commit I can't see anything obviously wrong
<pino|work>
Leonidas: the dates have a weird format, ie stuff after the actual timestamp
<pino|work>
git just reads the timestamp and ignores the rest, not when strictly checking the commits
<Leonidas>
rwmjones: could you then maybe filter your original repo? That would make it more interoperable and the fallout from changing the commits should be minimal :)
<Leonidas>
I can also do that but then it gets hard to send commits back to upstream
<Leonidas>
sorry for bothing you folks so much about that old project, but I thought it would be nice to give it some TLC :)
<Kitambi>
eh, don't apologize for that. I'm sure everyone here would like to see ocaml become much more popular, and a robust library set is a great way to achieve that :)
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<Nikkel>
I'm trying to append an action to a button in eliom, but I'm getting the error web.js:44428 [eliom:client] Cannot apply n/a on request node client_2 before the document is initially loaded on load
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<Nikkel>
Anyone who has an idea what could be wrong?
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<laudecay>
is there a good way to do the equivalent of a mod.rs in ocaml? like i have about 18 files in my folder that contains my library, and i'd like to expose only certain of the functions from the MLIs in the top level of the library rather than having to open every file's submodule
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<laudecay>
so if in module/ i have a.mli, b.mli, c.mli, i'd like to be able to say module.a_function instead of module.a.a_function after having listed module as one of my libraries in my dune build file
<lyxia>
laudecay: have you heard about the "include" keyword
<laudecay>
yeah
<laudecay>
would i make like a module.mli
<laudecay>
i don't want to have to include all these modules every single time i use the library
<laudecay>
there's like, a lot of files
<lyxia>
I would imagine one module.mli with your interface, and one module.ml that includes all other modules to implement that interface.
<laudecay>
and there's stuff that needs to be accessible from between the files that i don't want accessible to functions calling the library
<laudecay>
but then would i have to say "module.module" when i use stuff from the module?
<lyxia>
no you wouldn't
<laudecay>
oh really
<laudecay>
that's cool
<laudecay>
and the submodules wouldn't be accessible?
<lyxia>
it's as if you wrote let f = A.f for every function f in module A, and for every module A.
<lyxia>
only what's in the mli is accessible
<laudecay>
no if i had a module/module.mli, i'd still have to say module.module in the things that use it?
<lyxia>
ah I see what you mean.
<lyxia>
can't you keep one module unwrapped?
<laudecay>
wdym unwrapped
<laudecay>
wait i'm seeing in the dune docs It is however allowed to write an explicit Foo module, in which case this will be the interface of the library and you are free to expose only the modules you want.
<laudecay>
i think that's what i want
<octachron>
No, if you have a library.mli file, dune use it directly as the library entry point.
<laudecay>
sorry i have to be a little obsessive about what's exposed, this is cryptography so i have to be careful about not letting users go futz with their private keys' internal bytes representations
<laudecay>
octachron: ok perfect that's exactly what i wanted! thanks
<laudecay>
how would i go about including only certain parts of a module?
<laudecay>
i'm reading the module-expr tutorial but i don't see how to hide things other than just making a new module-expr with the whole struct syntax that explicitly includes what i want
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<laudecay>
hey octachron can i ask you a q about polymorphic variant types?
<laudecay>
i have some key types exposed in my crypto mli, i have secret_key, private_key, and public_key. they're all just bytes under the hood, but only public_key is exposed as bytes. i'd like to write a function that would take any of these three to zero the buffer, but i'm not sure what the syntax would be for the key variant type.
<laudecay>
i tried type key = [ `secret_key | `public_key | `shared_key ] and val set_zero : key -> unit, but that was wrong.
<laudecay>
like how do i make it clear that a secret_key is a key without making it interchangable with public_keys
<Kitambi>
give it its own type?
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