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| From: | micha <micha-1@f...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] newbie: how to call a function with multiple parameters? |
On Monday 04 August 2008 20:32:36 Ben Aurel wrote: > hi > yeah - the question is low, but I-m struggling on different frontiers > > Questions: > (* Q1 *): Somehow I don't get the concept with ";" and ";;". On line > 4 do I need to end the statement with semicolon double-semicolon or > nothing? the double semicolon ends the definition of types / functions / objects... the single semicolon ends a statement. So to end the definition of print_logic you need the double semicolon in your example. There are cases where you can omit the double semicolon, I write them allways, for visual aid ( and I can search for them in my editor). > (* Q2 *): How can I pass those parameters? the same way as to printf, without delimiters: print_logic true false Michael