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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Richard Jones <rich@a...> |
| Subject: | [Caml-list] I need a C preprocessor |
Here is some code I've just written. CjsConfig.debug_menu is a
compile-time constant.
let debug_menu =
if CjsConfig.debug_menu then
Some (factory#add_submenu "Debug")
else
None in
(* ... *)
let single_step_ev_item, single_step_res_item, step_to_item,
dump_hiertext_item =
match debug_menu with
None -> None, None, None, None
| Some debug_menu ->
let factory = new GMenu.factory debug_menu ~accel_group in
let single_step_ev_item =
factory#add_item "Single Step (1 Event)"
~key:GdkKeysyms._T in
let single_step_res_item =
factory#add_item "Single Step (1 Result Period)"
~key:GdkKeysyms._Z in
let step_to_item = factory#add_item "Step To ..." in
factory#add_separator ();
let dump_hiertext_item =
factory#add_item "Dump HierText To Console"
~key:GdkKeysyms._H in
(Some single_step_ev_item, Some single_step_res_item,
Some step_to_item, Some dump_hiertext_item)
in
Now in C I'd use the preprocessor:
#ifdef DEBUG_MENU
factory#add_submenu "Debug"
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG_MENU
let factory = new GMenu.factory debug_menu ~accel_group in
let single_step_ev_item = factory#add_item "Single Step (1 Event)"
(* etc. *)
#endif
which results in briefer, faster and simpler to understand code.
My question is what is the proper style for this sort of thing in
OCaml?
Rich.
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