tim@fungible.com (Tim Freeman) wrote:

>
>In OCAML and other ML dialects I've used, you say:
>
>   let x: int ref = ref 3
>
>Is there any reason that type functions like the first "ref" are
>postfix, unlike function application like the second "ref" that is
>prefix?
>
In the revised syntax (Camlp4) that is:

value x : ref int = ref 3; (* ref prefixed on both sides *)

Regards
Arturo Borquez
 


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