On 2/13/07, Jacques Carette <carette@mcmaster.ca> wrote:
> I recently wrote some ocaml code which "worked", but not as I
> intended...  The test cases I tried worked, but I should have tested
> harder.  Apparently I was under the mistaken impression that OCaml's
> pattern-matching was more "first class"!  So I wrote (in part):
>
> let buildsimp cast e f1 f2 = fun e1 -> fun e2 -> match (e1,e2) with
>                                                  | ({st = Some e}, _) -> e2
>
> and I expected it to work.  Only a code review by a colleague 'found'
> this bug in my code.

I guess I'm not seeing it.  How did you expect it to work?  Is this
what you mean:

... | ({st = Some v}, _) when v = e -> e2

Is there some functionality that you're looking for that when clauses
don't provide?

Cheers,
-n8

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