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| From: | John Prevost <j.prevost@c...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Functional scanning facilities |
>>>>> "pw" == Pierre Weis <pierre.weis@inria.fr> writes:
pw> Here, we want to design and implement a practical, compact,
pw> simple to understand, and easy way to print and scan in the
pw> context of a functional language with full-fledged imperative
pw> features (we are not in a lazy context where monades are
pw> mandatory anyway).
Right right, I agree that the scanf that's coming is a better solution
for O'Caml. But on the other hand, I prefer combinator parsing (even
in O'Caml where it's slightly awkward) to the stream parsers in
O'Caml. And sometimes I like to use combinator formatters rather than
printf. There's a place for both kinds of things. :)
John.
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