Daniel de Rauglaudre wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 
>>What's best translation of the following SML type?
>>datatype t = C of { f : int }
> 
> 
> A solution is:
>   type t = C of < f : int >

Interesting solution. However, Ocaml does not support 
defining objects on the fly. The following
 > let c = new object method f = 1 end in C c
is not valid Ocaml.

So, in order to define just one value one needs to define an 
entire class as in the following example.

class f_one = object method f = 1 end
let res = C (new f_one)

BTW, why is something like the above not in the language? It 
seems only natural to have such a feature since an analogous 
construct exists for structs.

let module C = struct let f = 1 end in C.f

Alex



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