On Sep 4, 2006, at 6:59 AM, skaller wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-09-03 at 19:37 -0400, Peter Tanski wrote:
>
>> ---------------------
>> typedef typecase[clst] C clst => clst
>> endcase a1 = company;
>
>> I get an "unknown" parser error.
>
> You have the typedef syntax backwards:
>
> typedef company = typecase[clst] C clst => clst endcase;
>
> Also you'd get an error on 'a1' here .. what is 'a1'?
I was basing my typedef on your definition:
typedef fun ite(b:TYPE, s:TYPE, r:TYPE): TYPE =>
typecase [] True =>
typecase [x] x => s endcase
endcase
b r
;
which seems to have the same format as the C/C++ keyword typedef; I
did not realise you use typedef in two different ways (depending on
context): the OCaml way and the C/C++ synonym-way. Neither seems to
be defined in the documentation.
As for the 'a1', I was following your definition for typecase:
> typecase [v1, v2, ..] pattern => result endcase argument
from the message you sent on Friday, 01 Sept.
-Pete
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