John Prevost wrote:

>   let call_method =
>     if Random.int 2 = 0 then
>       fun x -> x #inc
>     else
>       fun x -> x #dec
>   in
>   let obj = new class1 in
>   call_method obj 2;
>   obj #get ()
> 
> You can't reference a method name explicitly, but you can create a
> function that calls that method.

	Oh! This is a beautiful demonstration of the power of
the Ocaml language. Now I will add something: this construction
is MORE powerful than C++ pointers to members, which do not
form an algbraically complete system because they cannot be
composed. But the ocaml ones can be!

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