On Tuesday 11 December 2001 16:31, you wrote:

> I'm trying to construct a function which take two arguments :
> 		Arg1 : a function, Arg2 : a list of parameters for the Arg1.
> This function will call the function in Arg1 with Arg2 as parameters.

I'm not much of an OCaml expert, but I suspect that what you are trying to do 
is not possible.

Imagine that you had defined such a function, and want to call it like this:

> 	 myFunctionCall f l

What would be the type of f?  It depends on l:

If l is [],  f has type 'a

If l is [1], f has type int -> 'a

If l is [1; 2], f has type int -> int -> 'a

etc.

I don't think OCaml can properly type a function like you are describing.

Regards,
Jim
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