Tiphaine Turpin wrote:

> After a few unsuccessfull tries with using the object oriented features 
> of ocaml, I have been looking for ways to write classes that have a 
> chance to typecheck.

OO in Ocaml is vastly different from OO in languages you might be used
to like Java, C++, Python etc.

If you are new to Ocaml, I highly recommend you forget about using Ocaml's
OO features until you feel comfortable with the base features of the 
language.

Erik
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