8 éÀÎØ 2001 04:20, Mark Wotton ÎÁÐÉÓÁÌ:
> Is it possible to curry on arbitrary parameters in Ocaml, or is it
> strictly left to right? I have a function "print_all depth tree" and
> sometimes I'd like to curry on depth, other times on tree. I see that if i
> write a little wrapper like "rev_curry_print_all tree depth = print_all
> depth tree" I could curry using that instead, but this function is called
> inside a deep recursive loop and I'm worried that I'll get an unnecessary
> function call overhead. Is there a better way of doing this?

You can achieve this effect by using labels in "commutiong labels mode" 
(compiler swtich -labels)

let test ~a ~b = Printf.printf "a=%d b=%d\n" a b

let testb = test ~a:1
let testa = test ~b:1

let _ = 
  testb ~b:10;
  testa ~a:10


Regards, Anton
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