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<d_bot>
<Deadrat> Hello everyone, is there a lwt based sentry library for ocaml or some alternative?
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<olle>
What's a sentry?
<olle>
oO
* olle
weird
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<kevinsjoberg>
I've just started learning OCaml. Could someone please explain this expression to me, I'm confused.
<kevinsjoberg>
((((*1*))))
<kevinsjoberg>
as well as ((*((()*)). Both seem to produce a unit value but I'm having a hard time reading it. How are those stars valid?
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<def>
(* is a comment
<def>
so your first example is really parsed as ((()))
<def>
which is a unit value () wrapped in two level of parentheses
<def>
the second example is the same with a wrong nesting of parentheses inside the comment, but this is ignored inside a comment
<kevinsjoberg>
Oh, right. I forgot about that already.
<kevinsjoberg>
def now it makes sense. I'll just have to remember that (* *) is used for comments.
<kevinsjoberg>
So much syntax to keep in my head. // and /* */ in C, # in Ruby, -- in Elm and Haskell and now (* *) in OCaml, haha.
<def>
yep, (*) and ( *) are tricky too :P
<olle>
-- in SQL too
<olle>
We need a new standard way to do comments!
<olle>
I propose %
<olle>
Wait, that's Erlang already?
<olle>
Don't remember.
<theblatte>
that's latex
<rks`>
and erlang
<def>
(and prolog and oz)
<olle>
:|
<Anarchos>
def prolog, the low level language used by japanese in the 90's for their 5th generation OS project ?
<olle>
In Soviet Russia, programming languages comment you.
<def>
and postscript and pdf.
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<zozozo>
kevinsjoberg: to be honest, editor support for coloring comments is of a great help in thos situations
<kevinsjoberg>
zozozo indeed, I was running this particular example in the toplevel ocaml. I just switched to utop and for more advanced examples I'll just use vim and the compiler. :)
<zozozo>
^^
<d_bot>
<kanishka> > We need a new standard way to do comments!
<d_bot>
<kanishka> @olle#0000
<d_bot>
<kanishka> Elm will come up with the best idea, whenever they tackle it (:
* olle
not sure if irony
<Anarchos>
what annoys me is when different framework asks for a specific comment to reside on first line. How to use both frameworks together ?
<companion_cube>
zozozo: for a second I thought you talked about coloring code inside comments :(
<olle>
Anarchos: Have two first lines. Duh.
<def>
About as difficult as shooting yourself in the foot with two different guns at the same time.
<hannes>
Anarchos: that's the issue with frameworks, isn't it? they always try to force a coding style / syntax onto you.
<theblatte>
first 10 lines should be enough for everyone
<Anarchos>
hannes yes
<companion_cube>
def: you have 2 feet
<companion_cube>
so it's easier
<Anarchos>
theblatte i mean frameworks mandates very first line
<companion_cube>
but frameworks asking anything about comments is wrong
<def>
companion_cube: I keep my second foot to try a new framework :P
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<Anarchos>
companion_cube vim does it
<def>
framework ... is wrong.
<Anarchos>
companion_cube and ppx maybe, i am not sure
<zozozo>
companion_cube: haha, XD
<Armael>
how is vim a framework
<d_bot>
<kanishka> > What's a sentry?
<d_bot>
<kanishka> @olle#0000
<d_bot>
<kanishka> Probably referring to https://sentry.io/welcome/ , the error capturing service. Looks like you are on your own (https://github.com/brendanlong/sentry-ocaml - async only) unless someone has it in their proprietary code base and is willing to put it on github
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<olle>
Ah
<companion_cube>
wat do you mean, vim does it
<companion_cube>
what*
<olle>
Vim does everything?
<companion_cube>
I mean, vim asking for comments as the first line
<companion_cube>
I have no idea what's that about
<olle>
Vim is mysterious
<olle>
such mystery, much wonder. wow.
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<Anarchos>
companion_cube i can't remember but i think the ocaml.vim plugin asked for a line format (80characters and so on) on first line
<companion_cube>
ocaml.vim doesn't ask for anything
<companion_cube>
I use it on all kinds of ocaml files :p
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<d_bot>
<psafont> I use it all the time, never asked me for any input
<d_bot>
<psafont> btw, are there any thoughts on https://github.com/ocaml/vim-ocaml/pull/61 ? not sure if it breaks custom user configs that depend on the ocaml filetype
<companion_cube>
hmmmm interesting
<companion_cube>
probably a good idea?
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<zozozo>
I agree it would probably be a good thing
<zozozo>
it would even prevent merlin from trying to parse ocamllex/ocamlyacc/menhir files which is sometimes annoying
<zozozo>
though that would require another filetype (the current PR leaves menhir/yacc files along with other ocaml sources from what I can see)
<d_bot>
<psafont> I can add the ocamlyacc filetype as well
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<companion_cube>
just call it the menhir filetype :)
<companion_cube>
going forward
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<d_bot>
<psafont> Sure thing
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<SoF>
Hi, i have a List A of size m, and List B of size n, and I want to get the list that is created by replacing the first n elements of A with elements of B, is there a nice function for that?
<SoF>
essentially putting B on top of A and replacing what's underneath B by doing that
<companion_cube>
if you use more than the stdlib, it'd typically be `b @ drop (List.length b) a`
<SoF>
thanks! where's drop from?
<SoF>
but thanks, that sounds good!
<SoF>
just for good measure, thanks!
<companion_cube>
you can find it in Containers, Batteries, Base, Core…
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<d_bot>
<breakone9r> having a bit of trouble getting 4.11.1 to compile on FreeBSD13 - https://bsd.to/sxUr - I've tried setting AS and ASPP to use binutils as v2.3.11, as well as clang's internal assembly compiler. I've even tried using nasm. I get the exact same error. I've also tried compiling with gcc as well as clang. .. any suggestions?
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<d_bot>
<mseri> May be worth opening an issue on the compiler repository ocaml/ocaml
<d_bot>
<breakone9r> I wanted to make sure I wasn't just missing something stupid before I did that. 🙂
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