<hackinghorn>
so let%bind is concat_map, I suppose
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<Drup> @cemerick maybe not exhaustive, but it seems totally doable by fuzing/genetic programming
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<cemerick> yeah, GP might well be the best approach given the "chunky" nature of the input space
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<Drup> it sounds like a very funny stupid project :3
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<Leonidas>
Ehh, Opam's internal Map signature extends the OCaml map but in a worse way :-/
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<VPhantom> Rookie question: should I be referring to results as a 'result', a 'Result.t' or a 'Result.result'? I've seen all three and it's not obvious from the documentation of Result itself. 😕
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<VPhantom> I did notice that if I use 'result', odoc resolves that to 'Stdlib.result' in my documentation which isn't particularly clean looking.
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<VPhantom> …but then 'Result.t' becomes 'Stdlib.Result.t' so I guess that's not a factor.
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<Drup> those are all aliases of each other
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<NULL> (I don't think `Result.result` actually exists)
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<VPhantom> Oh you're right, it's in the documentation but it's not in my local Result. Interesting.
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<NULL> `result` (or `Stdlib.result`) is to `Result.t` what `list` is to `List.t`
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<VPhantom> I was mostly attempting to make my signatures the easiest to read possible, but I guess with odoc's expanding into 'Stdlib.*' it doesn't matter as much. (Even though on 1 out of 5 invocations it complains about not finding Stdlib, strangely enough.)
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<cemerick> Am I crazy, or is there really no way in ounit to create a fixture (bracket in ounit's parlance) servicing multiple tests?
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<VPhantom> Terminology question: when using monadic let bindings or old-school binding operators, is the inside function called a "continuation" in OCaml usually?
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