Hello,

Malte Obbel Forsberg <malte@unix.se> writes:

> Now, what I want to do is to use a modified toplevel for mod_ocaml, so I
> won't have to redefine my functions in every ocml (html with ocaml-code
> in it, handled by mod_ocaml) file! I suppose, being quite new to O'Caml,
> I might have missed some other way to achieve this; please enlighten me
> if that is so. :-)

You could use -I option with an absolute path when calling your home
made ocaml.

> What I want to know, then, is if there is some way to define functions
> in an external file and then use the functions in an other interpreted
> file, with "open Site;;" or similar.

Yep. #load "file-name";; or #use "file-name";; depending on your
needs. Then do a open Module or Module.function. See ocaml doc for
details.

Yours,
david
-- 
 David Mentré <dmentre@linux-france.org>

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