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| From: | Eduardo Gimenez <Eduardo.Gimenez@i...> |
| Subject: | Prefix operators in ocaml |
Hello, Which is the "prefix" name in Ocaml for the multiplication on integers? The symbols (+), (/), etc. work fine for the other arithmetic operations, but the symbol (*) does not. Similarly, is there any prefix name for the list constructor (a::l) ? I am thinking in something like (::) .... Of course, I could define a function with the same behavior: # let cons x y = x::y;; val cons : 'a -> 'a list -> 'a list = <fun> but this does not enable to write down expressions like match x with cons (a,l) -> l. PS: I am working in the context of automatic generation of ocaml code, and being able to have a uniform treatment for datatype constructors would simplify things a lot.... Thanks in advance, Eduardo Gimenez.