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cutnpaste :)
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_mattam_>
anyone has an example for using sscanf? i try "let (x,y) = sscanf str "%i,%i"" but it does not work
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smkl>
try let (x,y) = sscanf str "%i,%i" (fun x y -> (x,y))
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_mattam_>
yep, found it :)
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_mattam_>
I get "Warning: Illegal backslash escape in string" in regexp strings with OCaml 3.06. How to avoid it?
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smkl>
_mattam_: use \\ instead of \
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(chui a la recherche d'un chat de sorcière qui traine des fois dans le coin de la pièce)
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polux>
bon, je l'ai trouvé, bye all
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I just wanted to know... should ocaml considered as a lisp dialect ?
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dim>
so, if I want to learn and work with lisp, I'd have to forget ocaml...
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smkl>
core lisp features are a subset of core ocaml features
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dim>
I supposed that reading ocaml provide functionnal programming :)
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dim>
I have to learn more about the « ML family »
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