<average>
this is one way, you get them in reverse on your back from the recursive calls
<average>
nenedhelp: ^^
<average>
this was a snippet applicable to imperative languages ofc..
<average>
idk ocaml so i have no idea how this translates to it
<average>
i only now realize i'm in #ocaml..
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<raph99>
Hey guys, lets say i have this type as a tree : type tree = Node of bool ref * (char * abre) list ref,
<raph99>
any tips on how i would go on about comparing a list of char on if they are present in that tree ?
<raph99>
i have tried a couple things so far and failed all of them..
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<tautologico>
abre = arbre = tree>
<tautologico>
?
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<raph99>
yea sorry arbre = tree
<raph99>
im french ahah thats why
<raph99>
i have so far tried to do this :
<raph99>
1. either create a recursive function and make it so i go from node to node (wich is where i dont know how to code it)
<raph99>
or create a recursive function that goes char to char from the list of char i receive. im a bit confused on where to go about ti
<raph99>
it*
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<companion_cube>
so, french person asking questions at 5AM ‽
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<achauvin>
companion_cube, some late assignment due maybe? :-)
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<companion_cube>
heh
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<gjaldon__>
trying to rebuild an ocaml project I wroked on a few weeks ago but I get an error now saying `package 'js_of_ocaml.tyxml' could not be found`
<gjaldon__>
any idea where `js_of_ocaml.tyxml` is? i already installed both js_of_ocaml and tyxml
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<gjaldon__>
searched opam and there doesn't seem to be a separate js_of_ocaml-tyxml package
<flux>
gjaldon__, try to recompile js_of_ocaml?
<flux>
I think it should happen automatically, but I guess it didn't in this case
<flux>
..unless you're missing some other dependency on js_of_ocaml.tyxml
<gjaldon__>
ok trying to do a `opam reinstall js_of_ocaml`
<gjaldon__>
still doesn't work
<Drup>
gjaldon__: install reactiveData
<gjaldon__>
ok
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<flux>
would it be possible to implement opam install js_of_ocaml.tyxml in opam?
<flux>
I guess it doesn't know enough at the moment
<Drup>
yeah, we should probably add a virtual package for that
<gjaldon__>
still doesn't work after installing reactiveData
<flux>
..and then reinstalling js_of_ocaml?
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<gjaldon__>
looks like it already recompled js_of_ocaml when I installed reactiveData
<gjaldon__>
will try to reinstall it
<flux>
oh, well, then carry on giving advice Drup :-)
<Drup>
you don't need to reinstall
<Drup>
you just need js_of_ocaml with tyxml and reactiveData install, and it should be there automatically
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<gjaldon__>
ocamlfind still can't find `js_of_ocaml.tyxml`
<gjaldon__>
is there addtional setup that needs to be done for ocamlfind after installing opam?
<flux>
if you forget it, if you remember "opam switch", then it will tell you it :)
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<flux>
opam setup has a phase where it adds the essential stuff there.. it has a script you can run for setup, but I don't remember it does anything else but that.
<gjaldon__>
ill have to check but I think I didn't have to manually do 'eval `opam config env`' in my mac.
<gjaldon__>
thanks a lot for the help def` Drup and flux !
<def`>
:)
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<rkeene>
I'm trying to build the latest stable release of ocaml (v4.04.00) and when I do "make world" (after a successful ./configure) it complains: Makefile:780: .depend: No such file or directory
<rkeene>
INSTALL.adoc provides no clues.
<tautologico>
is this build from opam?
<rkeene>
Are you asking me ? I downloaded the tarball and ran "./configure ..." and "make world", as documented in INSTALL.adoc
<tautologico>
do you need to build from sources?
<rkeene>
What else would I build from ?
<tautologico>
right, sorry for asking
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<rkeene>
?
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<octachron>
rkeene, this is strange: the ".depend" file is present in the archive, have you checked that is still exists in your file system?
<octachron>
reener, after checking again, the ".depend' file does exist in the archive that you linked (with the right checksum)
<rkeene>
Yes, I see -- I was mv *'ing without dotglob, trying again
<rkeene>
That did it, thanks
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<octachron>
rgrinberg, building separately the packed library might be the more conservative option
<freehck>
people, i'm reading 19th chapter of RWO about CFFI. Can't understand if there's some way to make int of time_t. Do somebody know how to do it?
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<struk|desk>
freehck: its lossy : Time.now() |> Time.to_float |> Int.of_float; I recommend using the (3rd party) calendar module for advanced time stuff btw
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<freehck>
struk|desk: I really don't need specifically time. I'm interested in learning how to convert external types into ocaml ones.
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<struk|desk>
freehck: if you declare "module Time : sig type t val of_int : int -> t end = struct type t = int let of_int t = t end" then the type of Time.t is opaque even if it is actually an int. In general, ocaml "converts" types with variant constructors or "of_foo" functions provided in the module to convert from foo to t
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<freehck>
Ahem. struk|desk, I'm learning to use OCaml's cffi. *CFFI*. There's a C type time_t which is defined somewhere in <ctime>. I ask how I can convert the value of external type time_t, which is returned by external C function, into int. time_t here is just an example.
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<octachron>
freehck, without using the ctype library?
<octachron>
freehck, using the raw CFFI, since time_t can be a 64 bits integer, you need to represent it as an Int64.t
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<freehck>
octachron: I just can't understand what I can do with time_t. I've made `time' ()` function of type `unit -> time_t`. time_t is defined in PosixTypes module. And it seems to me like I can't do anything with time_t except f.e. to use it as a parameter for another C function.
<octachron>
freehck, you are right, if you only have an "unit -> t" function, the type t is just a black box that you cannot use to do anything
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<octachron>
freehck, this is why the next function that RWO define is difftime which allow you to manipulate this black box and extract back a type that you can manipulate
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<freehck>
octachron: ah, thank you. Eventually got this. :)
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<rgrinberg>
octachron: so using something like make to build the packed lib?
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<octachron>
rgrinberg, yes, for instance make + ocamlbuild in a subfolder would circumvent the global nature of -I
<rgrinberg>
octachron: won't that be hard to do because telling Make to do builds in _build might be non trivial?
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<companion_cube>
the only way I succeeded in using ocamlbuild+packs was by using oasis…
<rgrinberg>
companion_cube: this limitation is unfortunately inherited in oasis
<companion_cube>
hum, with oasis it works pretty well for "simple" packs
<companion_cube>
(they need to live in distinct directories)
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<rgrinberg>
but the issue is that the modules that are part of a pack are being leaked outside the pack by oasis
<rgrinberg>
E.g. try creating an oasis lib with a pack like Xxx.{CCList,B,C} and accessing CCList from containers in a sub library that also uses Xxx
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<companion_cube>
ah yeah, one needs to be careful about that :/
<companion_cube>
the day we have a build system that doesn't suck, I will consider switching…
<octachron>
rgrinberg, out-of-tree makefile are indeed painful, but it is not really necessary, the main difficulty would be to convince the main ocamlbuild to use the packed cmo/cmi
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<octachron>
it should be doable to add a rule in the main myocamlbuild.ml to build the packed cmo/cmi by simply copying them from the pack subdirectory
<octachron>
(on the more daring side, using module aliases + codept should just work)
<rgrinberg>
how does codept solve this problem on its own? It isn't just a problem of dependency analysis, it's just that -I is too heavy weight
<rgrinberg>
Unless you imply also prefixing your module aliases with pack__, but that doesn't seem like something you can do without changing ocamlbuild
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<octachron>
rgrinberg, I was unclear: you can implement the prefixing + atlas module either on myocamlbuild.ml or by hand, then codept is just useful to avoid the erroneous cyclic dependency between the atlas and the submodule
<rgrinberg>
Ah but tweaking the dependencies is the trivial bit with ocamlbuild I bet. Just call non_dependnecy
<rgrinberg>
But doing the prefixing is probably quite hard
<octachron>
(and to disambiguate between the packed submodule and the external library module)
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<octachron>
My experience unfortunately agrees that doing the prefixing in ocamlbuild is painful
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<antoine___>
is it possible in ocaml (im new) to make it so a function returns a custom type of list that another function would use ?
<antoine___>
as in : bla bla iterating trought this list = match saidList with
<antoine___>
| x::y -> if (what the other functions returns == this) then addsomething to a list
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<antoine___>
is it something doable ?
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<lyxia>
i didn't understand
<octachron>
antoine___, function can return list, yes; list can be used as function argument too; but it might help to explicit what you are trying to achieve
<antoine___>
Alright. Thank you for the help. More info : i have list that contains chars and i have a tree that contains nodes. The tree is made like this : Node of bool ref ∗ (char ∗ tree ) list ref. What i have to do (this is an assignement btw) is to create a function that returns 2 things. 1. the list of the char that are not in the tree but are in the list. 2. the list of the chars that are in the tree and in the list.
<antoine___>
what i was thinking of doing is the following : let rec Search tree listChar = match listChar with | [] -> ([],[]) | head::tail -> if (here i would call another function that returns a node of the tree and the node's char) == head then (*add to the CharisPresentList) else (*add to the charIsNotPresentList)
<antoine___>
the part where im stuck is the "if (here i would call another function that returns a node of the tree and the node's char)"
<octachron>
antoine___, have you tried pattern matching on the tree?
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<octachron>
antoine___, minor points: Ocaml is capitalisation sensitive: function name should start with a lower-case letter; and equality testing is done with "=" not "=="
<antoine___>
i have tried let search tree listChar = let rec patternTree tree ListChar = match tree with | Node(boolean,{contents = (charOftree,h)::t}) -> if (charOftree == ONE LETTER OF THE LIST) then (*add to the exist list*) else IDK..
<antoine___>
oh sorry i will correct the capital and i did not know about = vs "==" thank you
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<octachron>
(on a side note "==" is physical equality which come with some complications )
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<antoine___>
oh i see.
<antoine___>
what if i do
<antoine___>
how could i pass only one letter of the list to that search function so it has time to check if it finds it in the tree ?
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<octachron>
antoine___, just focus on the small task at hand: consider a function search: char -> tree -> boolean that finds out if the character is present in the tree
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<antoine___>
octachron good idea
<antoine___>
i did this
<antoine___>
let rec searchsmall tree char1 = match tree with | Node(boolean,{contents = (charOftree,h)::t}) -> if (charOftree = char1) then true else false;;
<antoine___>
i think it should work
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<antoine___>
i have 1 problem now. i dont know how to create a var that has as a type my custom type tree
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<octachron>
antoine___, what should happen if char1 is not the character of the first branch of the tree?
<antoine___>
if it is present im supposed to add it to a list called l1 and return it. if it is not im supposed to add it to a list l2 and also return it after the other list
<antoine___>
<octachron>
<octachron>
antoine___, but you want to test if the character is present in the whole tree, not only in the first node of first branch
<antoine___>
<octachron> yes exactly
<octachron>
this is not what your function is doing, and the fact that currently your function is not recursive should be a hint
<antoine___>
oh...
<antoine___>
give me a min
<antoine___>
ill try something
<antoine___>
let rec searchsmall tree char1 = match tree with | Node(boolean,{contents = (charOftree,h)::t}) -> if (charOftree = char1) then true else searchsmall h::t char1;;
<antoine___>
would that work better
<antoine___>
man i am so confused on how the nodes work
<antoine___>
the custom type is weird. I get that it contains a bool , a char and then a list (the rest of the branch ?) but how can i pass the rest of the branch ..
<octachron>
antoine___, you should consider a branch at a time: if you have already found the character in the first branch you can stop, otherwise you need to look at the rest of the tree
<antoine___>
and with the else searchsmall h::t char 1 wouldnt i be doing that ?
<antoine___>
and octachron while you are there and being helpful is h::t the right way to call the rest of the branch in my situation ?
<octachron>
antoine___, this is the right way. You should maybe try to construct few tree first
<antoine___>
i actually for the moment dont have the function to create a tree. I only have the function to create a branch (wich works) but not a tree...
<octachron>
"searchsmall h::t char 1"< can not work: it "searchmall h" is a function that take a char and looks for it char in h which is added to a mysterious "t char1" list
<antoine___>
but Node(boolean,{contents = (charOftree,h)::t})
<antoine___>
is the way i found to access the contents of my node
<antoine___>
so the way to access the rest of the branch is not this ?
<octachron>
antoine___, a tree is simply something like Node( ref false, ref []) or Node(ref false, ref [ Node(ref false, ref[] )] )
<octachron>
antoine___, the rest of the branch has been bound to the variable t
<antoine___>
but in the case of this assignement type tree = Node of bool ref * (char * arbre) list ref
<antoine___>
i think t is the rest of the branch even with my weird cutom type
<antoine___>
youre right.
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<rightfold>
The website says I can install OCaml with OPAM. It lists how to install OPAM, but not how to install OCaml with OPAM. Moreover, after installing OPAM, opam init fails because there is no OCaml compiler. "[ERROR] No OCaml compiler found in path."
<rightfold>
Can I install an OCaml compiler with OPAM?
<octachron>
rightfold, have you tried opam switch 4.04.0 (or your prefered version of the compiler)?
<rightfold>
octachron: opam switch tells me to run opam init first
<rightfold>
Ah, `opam init --comp=4.04.0` does work, thanks
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