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Bonsoir... Quelqu'un ici ?
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anyone here?
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Zavie>
Quelqu'un ?
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Yurik>
guys, how can I make symlock in tuareg work properly? it shows me (r) and another incorrect symbols instead of adobe symbol ones
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}Topaz{>
hrm, what would be the preferrable method of lexically-matching an IRC message?
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smkl>
depends on what you like, and what kind of datastructure do you want to parse it into
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}Topaz{>
i'm currently attempting to parse it with a parser, i'll see what happens :)
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}Topaz{>
how would i simply make a parser to tokenize words seperated by spaces?
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let char_to_string = String.make 1;; let add str lst = if str <> "" then str :: lst else lst;;
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smkl>
let rec tok_aux acc = parser [< '' '; st >] -> add acc (tok_aux "" st) | [< 'a; st >] -> tok_aux (char_to_string a ^ acc) st | [< >] -> add acc [];;
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smkl>
let tokenize = tok_aux "";;
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}Topaz{>
hmm, ocamlc doesn't like my [<
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use -pp 'camlp4o'
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}Topaz{>
is that a compiler directive?
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}Topaz{>
or a parameter?
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