It seems that stream matching has been obsoluted, at least in Ocaml 3.02.
Right?

# let next = function
  [< 'x >] -> x
  | [<>] -> raise (Failure "end of stream")
  ;;
Syntax error

Instead of the stream pattern matchng,
do they have to use "peek" & "junk"?

# let next s =
  match Stream.peek s with
  Some x -> Stream.junk s; x
  | None -> raise (Failure "end of stream")
  ;;

p.s.: Where can I find the LATEST document of Ocaml 3.02?
It's VERY VERY DIFFICULT to follow it by trial and error.

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SooHyoung Oh

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