On Fri, Jul 23, 2004 at 04:27:06PM +0200, Claudio Trento wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I've defined a set of new operetors, for instance:
> 
> let ( /+/ ) = add_num   (where add_num is a function that added two sometype 
> 			elements.) 
> 
> but I don't know if I can set associativity precedence for this operator,
> writing: el1 ( /+/ ) el2 ( /+/ ) el3 without parenthesis, what happens?

The easiest way to control associativity and precedence seems to be to
write a Camlp4 extension.  For example here is a Camlp4 extension I
wrote to create some left-associative ('LEFTA') ops:

open Pcaml

EXTEND
   expr: AFTER "apply"
   [ LEFTA
       [ e1 = expr; "map_with"; e2 = expr ->
           <:expr< List.map $e2$ $e1$ >>
       | e1 = expr; "iter_with"; e2 = expr ->
           <:expr< List.iter $e2$ $e1$ >>
       | e1 = expr; "filter_with"; e2 = expr ->
           <:expr< List.filter $e2$ $e1$ >>
       | e1 = expr; "concat_with"; e2 = expr ->
           <:expr< List.concat (List.map $e2$ $e1$) >>
       | e1 = expr; "apply_with"; e2 = expr ->
           <:expr< $e2$ $e1$ >>
       ]
   ];
END

Rich.

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