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  author="Sylvain LE GALL"
  date="2003-07-03T16:38:11"
  subject="[Caml-list] Printf and format"
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  from="Sylvain LE GALL &lt;sylvain.le-gall@p...&gt;"
  author="Sylvain LE GALL"
  date="2003-07-03T16:38:11"
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  from="Pierre Weis &lt;pierre.weis@i...&gt;"
  author="Pierre Weis"
  date="2003-07-05T10:26:52"
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  from="Sylvain LE GALL &lt;sylvain.le-gall@p...&gt;"
  author="Sylvain LE GALL"
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Hello,

I am sorry to ask a so silly question, but i need it for my personnal
work, and i could not find it in the archive.

Is there a way to transform string to ( 'a, out_channel, unit, unit)
format. I need this function to use it with something like :

Printf.printf (my_fun "X, Y") "coucou";;

I look at the code and see a function scan_format, but it seems to be
forbid to use it. 

Any idea ?

Thanks
Sylvain LE GALL

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