On Tue, 1 Jun 2004, John Goerzen <jgoerzen@complete.org> wrote:
>
> In the case of if...then...else, the else clause appears to consume
> only the first statement following.  With try..with, the with clause
> appears to consume everything it possibly can,

You can think "with ... -> ..." almost as "fun ... -> ...", so for the
latter you certainly expect all that follows to be part of the body of
the function.  This is also the same for the "match ... with ... ->
..." close.

> despite even attempts to stop that with a begin..end clause.

Try this:

  (try p "test" with Not_found -> p "exc"); p "done"

or

  begin
    try p "test"
    with Not_found -> p "exc"
  end;
  p "done"

ChriS

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