"Loading" modules with SML/NJ ( and other stuff ).This is a discussion on "Loading" modules with SML/NJ ( and other stuff ). within the ml forums in Programming Languages category; Let me clarify a bit. At the moment I am probing ParserComb by typing in things at the top-level ( well actually, I'm typing in things in an emacs buffer and using sml-send-region, but same difference ). Basically the idea is to just type a few things to see how the module works. > val a=ParserComb.char #"c"; > fun b x=b Substring.getc(Substring.all x); > val e=a b "defgcghjkl"; It also helps if I can do things like ask types. Type of a, type of b etc. -------------------------------------------------- Thaddeus L. Olczyk, PhD Think twice, code once.... | ||||||||
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 "Loading" modules with SML/NJ ( and other stuff ). Let me clarify a bit. At the moment I am probing ParserComb by typing in things at the top-level ( well actually, I'm typing in things in an emacs buffer and using sml-send-region, but same difference ). Basically the idea is to just type a few things to see how the module works. > val a=ParserComb.char #"c"; > fun b x=b Substring.getc(Substring.all x); > val e=a b "defgcghjkl"; It also helps if I can do things like ask types. Type of a, type of b etc. -------------------------------------------------- Thaddeus L. Olczyk, PhD Think twice, code once.  |
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