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<discocaml>
<akashi_the_mechanic> Is there anyway to forward utop stdout to file? I am debugging a recursive function and having a harding reading my very first lines of log in utop.
<discocaml>
<akashi_the_mechanic> Is there anyway to forward utop stdout to file? I am debugging a recursive function and having a hard time reading my very first lines of log in utop.
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<companion_cube>
Write a program, it'll be easier than the repl
<companion_cube>
A nice way is to use dune expect tests
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<discocaml>
<functionalprogramming> Why does Format.printf with List.pp print the last element of the list on a new line? Even if the previous line has more than enough space
<discocaml>
<functionalprogramming> I recall running into this error in the past
<discocaml>
<functionalprogramming> I recall running into this behavior in the past
<discocaml>
<functionalprogramming> I am using ocaml-containers for List.pp: `Format.printf "%a@." (List.pp Int.pp) l`
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<octachron> There is a bug somewhere with the default box. You can solve it by opening a box with `@[%a@]`.