Hezekiah M. Carty

Results 27 issues of Hezekiah M. Carty

With 4.07.0 we now have the Seq module. It would be useful to have conversion functions to/from string and substring values in astring. The `seq` compatibility package could help maintain...

Under Windows, using the following programs the `\n` in `data` is converted to `\r\n` when the two programs are compiled and run as `main.exe test.exe`: ![screen shot 2016-10-28 at 3...

bug
enhancement
windows

Along the lines of #1 it would be useful to support POSIX and Windows path renderings for applications which may communicate across platforms.

enhancement

https://github.com/hcarty/extbigarray/blob/master/src/extbigarray.mli If any of that is useful please feel free to incorporate it into bau. It's lightly tested at best and there is a lot of internal duplication which could...

Extension points and attributes do not seem to work properly from a non-JS iocaml environment. For example: ``` ocaml #use "topfind" ``` ``` ocaml #require "ppx_deriving_yojson" ``` ``` ocaml type...

http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/extn.html#sec238 -- see the subsection titled "Refutation cases and redundancy" Something along the lines of: ```reason switch x { | A -> /* Handle this case */ | B ->...

KIND: FEATURE REQUEST
Parser

Compiling the following reports an error with no location. It should probably be on the `j` in `y: j`. This is using the version 3.1 or the latest `master` branch...

Tested with OCaml 4.04.0+flambda, cohttp 0.22.0, conduit 0.15.0, Lwt w/libev, CentOS 7 64bit VM: ```ocaml let server http_port = let callback _conn _req _body = Cohttp_lwt_unix.Server.respond ~status:`OK ~body:Cohttp_lwt_body.empty () in...

Bug

```ocaml let re = Re.compile @@ Re.first (Re.char '\n') let result = Re.split re "a\nb\nc" ``` `result` is now `["a"; "b"; "c"]` where I would have hoped for/expected `["a"; "b\nc"]`....

I would expect `Re.split Re.(compile eol) "a\nb"` to return `["a"; 'b"]` but it returns `["a"; "\nb"]` instead. If this is intended it would be nice to have this more clearly...