<Armael>
you have a trailing semicolon at the end of the first function
<lubegasimon[m]>
oh thanks Armael , the compile is not informative though
<lubegasimon[m]>
* oh thanks Armael , the compiler is not informative though
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<flux1>
btw, an automatically indenting editor (or ocamlformat) would have likely pointed it out
<flux1>
(by indenting the second let)
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<Leonidas>
Anarchos: yes, but that shows progress and then you can ping some people to get it reviewed (so they won't say "fix the issues that were pointed out" first)
<Leonidas>
any caml-community maintainer in here?
<Anarchos>
Leonidas i don't understand the details of what you said
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<Armael>
Anarchos: you have to rebase your PR on top of master
<Armael>
trunk*
<Anarchos>
Armael i never do a rebase, how do i achieve that ?
<ebb>
I think that translates as "this branch has no remote tracking"
<Anarchos>
ebb yes i think so.
<Anarchos>
anyway i will just switch my local repo to trunk, remade my modifications and commit/push to my github repo, then redo my pull request
<Anarchos>
cause with git everything go in hell once you made the littlest error in your command line
<hannes>
Anarchos: another way is: git checkout trunk ; git pull -- now your trunk is up to date with the origin.
<hannes>
Anarchos: git branch -m 4.10.0-Haiku old-haiku ; git checkout -b 4.10.0-Haiku ; git cherry-pick <commit-id of the one commit you like> ; git push -f mine
<hannes>
this renames your haiku branch locally, creates a new one, picks the one commit you like to have on that branch on top of trunk ; and force-pushes (to mine -- which should be the name of the remote refering to your github ocaml repo)
<lubegasimon[m]>
Hello everyone, whenever I make changes to this file, the errors rise, and when I reload window, they varnish. This started after I installed `merlin`, how can I get rid of them ?
<lubegasimon[m]>
* ^^ Hello everyone, whenever I make changes to this file, the errors rise, and when I reload window, they varnish. This started after I installed `merlin`, how can I get rid of them ?
<lubegasimon[m]>
* Hello everyone, whenever I make changes to this file, the errors rise, and when I reload window, they varnish. This started after I installed `merlin`, how can I get rid of them ?
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<Anarchos>
hannes i have conflicts cause configure is generated by my modification in configure.ac, and this conflicts with configure in the official repo
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<Anarchos>
hannes thanks to your help, i did the pull request 9486. Anyway i went too fast and i want to modify the commit with a newer version of my configure file....
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<lubegasimon[m]>
hey buddies, just need pieces of your advice, am a newbie to Ocaml, what could be an effective to learn Ocaml, is it learning a particular section and then hunting for problems about that particular subject or going through resorce first, i.e https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs3110/2019sp/textbook/, and then solve problems
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<hannes>
lubegasimon[m]: I like the text book you linked to, and find it worth going through it. I can as well recommend the "OCaml from the very beginning" (the first few chapters are online) http://ocaml-book.com/
<hannes>
and there's "real world ocaml" http://dev.realworldocaml.org/ as well, which describes a lot of technical detail.
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<Anarchos>
for adavance use, there is also
<Anarchos>
"Modern Compiler Implementation in ML" by Andrew W. Appel
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<Anarchos>
I installed merlin, but no :MerlinXXXX commands show up in vim
<Anarchos>
how to verify what i missed ?
<reynir>
Anarchos: I can recommend using opam user-setup install. That sets up vim for using merlin etc
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<Anarchos>
reynir my vimrc is not in a standard path...