On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 10:55:02PM +0200, Nicolas Pouillard wrote:
> Today it's about custom operators. In the original syntax everyone
> knows that's easy to define and use custom operators like ++, -->,
> >>>, +|, =?=, ... and as many as you want.

Not strictly related to your RFC, but while we are at it: any chance to
broaden the set of characters accepted for the definition of custom
operators, possibly supporting UTF-8?

I understand this is a much more involved change and I do not know if
your camlp4 related changes affected the ocaml lexer support for
non-ascii characters, but someone had to ask this :-)

Cheers.

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