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Dybbuk>
klamath: You from Oregon?
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klamath>
Dybbuk: heh, nope
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klamath>
Dybbuk: but i know there's a river there called "klamath"
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klamath>
as well as one in upstate new-york, apparently
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Dybbuk>
Oh yeah? I didn't know about the one in NY.
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Dybbuk>
I'm from Oregon.
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klamath>
i just picked the nick cause it was the codename for the first revision of the pentium 2, and i thought it sounded cool :-)
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Yurik>
guys, anybody here?
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Yurik>
is there any idea how to avoid parametric polymorphism in classes?
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Yurik>
i want to have method blabla: 'a -> ...
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Yurik>
but do not parametrize this class with ['a]
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Yurik>
so just allow blabla to accept any type of data
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door>
sorry, don't know any ocaml though.. im in the progress of learning it :)
* Yurik
looks at polymorphic methods introduced by 3.05
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Yurik>
seems that it is what i want
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Dybbuk>
Well guys, as much as I have enjoyed this channel, I'm moving most of me to irc.oftc.net. It's spam-free!
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exarkun>
it's not just spam-free, it's everything free...
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