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<wickedshell>
I think I'm missing something obvious, but I'm at a bit of a loss. I'm trying to play around with notty for making a small project to actually force myself to actually write something intresting with ocaml but I'm having trouble getting it to build. I thought the command "ocamlbuild -pkgs notty test.byte" would be sufficient however this faills as "Error: Required module `Notty_unix' is unavailable" can anyone point me down the right path
<wickedshell>
to resolve this?
<wickedshell>
Nevermind found it, needed to try the package "notty.unix" as well :)
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<hooman>
try.. ah yeah =)
<hooman>
ive been doing the same the last few days. =)
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<hooman>
where can i read more about the behavior of root modules? that is, the implied module in .ml/.mli
<hooman>
more details about when and where i can explicity define or implicity imply about it, because its really the only thing that has been tripping me up over herr
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<wickedshell>
Another probably obvious question but I'm stubbing my toe on it, how are you supposed to declare Uchar's? I keep littering my code with (Uchar.of_int 0x0020) everywhere, which seems wrong
<def`>
just name them?
<def`>
let space = Uchar.of_int 0x20
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<wickedshell>
def` yeah that would work. Just seemed like there should be some other way to declare it, but naming would definetly resolve a lot :)
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<def`>
it should be possible to have a ppx rewriter that offers literal syntax for that but that's not part of the language (and I haven't heard of such ppx, though it would make sense)
<wickedshell>
I'm going to be honest I'm still so new to learning ocaml I have no clue what ppx is except I've seen it print by in opam :)
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<malc_>
wickedshell: anything wrong with having something like `let (!!) = Uchar.of_int' ?
<wickedshell>
malc_ nope, I was mostly curious if there was a fundamental language feature that did that to begin with that I should be using
<malc_>
wickedshell: oh okay
<wickedshell>
malc_ was still worth pointing out to me though cause I hadn't thought of it :)
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<wickedshell>
Does anyone know how long it normally takes Arch to catch up on released ocaml versions? (eyeing the Map update stuff)
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<thizanne>
wickedshell: if you use opam, it shouldn't be a concern
<thizanne>
also, there are alternative "standard" libraries that are more complete than the actually-standard one, and you should use them if you find yourself wanting this kind of function
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<infinity0>
all languages should just settle on a single unified standard library with the same functions everywhere, sigh
<tane>
"just settle" :)
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<Drup>
infinity0: that would only mean you get stuck with crapy C idioms in all stdlib
<Drup>
it's not a very good solution.
<infinity0>
sorry ofc i mean "all good languages" :)
<Drup>
that doesn't change anything
<Drup>
regardless of how you define "good languages", you have to take the intersection of the features
<Drup>
which mean you essentiel end up with pascal
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<Drup>
(and with no genericity whatsoever)
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<hooman>
infinity0, you mean javascript/webassembly/dom/html/css ? =P
<hooman>
do some searches, dont need a statitician to tell u where things are going considering the trajectory, momentum, etc.
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<infinity0>
volume isn't quality
<infinity0>
Drup: there's a lot of stdlib features and issues that aren't language-specific, intersecting many languages doesn't reduce that
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<jmiven>
infinity0: Haskell APIs rely on typeclasses, OCaml APIs often rely on functors. So with two not so distant cousins you already have a stdlib with poor features
<infinity0>
how do you get from "A relies on A1, B relies on B1" to "intersection has poor features"
<infinity0>
it's a bit of a large logical leap
<infinity0>
i think you're overestimating the amount of stdlib that is absolutely tied to particular features
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<Drup>
I think we don't have the same definition of stdlib :D
<Armael>
maybe by "all good languages" infinity0 means "ocaml"
<infinity0>
sure, that's always the issue :)
<zolk3ri>
infinity0: I just stick to the official stdlib, and try to minimize the dependencies required as much as possible.
<infinity0>
i like how rust distinguishes between a libcore and a libstd
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<hooman>
lol. ah so you are saying that volume is not quality. like as if it speaks against quality? lol if the world isnt white its black, eh?
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<infinity0>
it doesn't always speak against quality, but my experience of the whole js ecosystem is pretty bad overall
<infinity0>
i'm actually not sure why you brought it up, was it in reference to "good languages" or "unified standard library"
<infinity0>
because js is/has neither...
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<hooman>
"overall" hehe
<hooman>
"good" or "bad" is all yours
<hooman>
love and respect your parents
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<kerrhau>
is there any way to do TCP networking in ocaml?
<kerrhau>
I've seen janestreet's Unix module, but I don't see any notable documentation or examples