Vladimir Keleshev

I'll have to think about which license to use in this case…

So far, the idea was to split the code into part-1 and part-2 folders; I'll play around to see if a more fine-grained approach will work…

Could you clarify? I'm not sure I understand your question.

Please, do. I added a license file to the project: https://github.com/keleshev/mini/blob/master/LICENSE-MIT

I would recommend to watch this screencast: https://youtu.be/1h1mM7VwNGo Then, to try change the mini language grammar to match your language grammar, one feature at a time.

@mwweissmann what do you mean by "pure OCaml"? What I meant by it is "non-C". The interest in avoiding C is to be able to work with Js_of_ocaml.

> I'm a little unsure how to go about conditional compilation with dune, for the bits where we do need to keep around a C implementation; if anyone has any...

I wish one could select different behavior. For example: - `Int24.of_int32` or `Int24.Wrapping.of_int32`—truncates - `Int24.of_int32_exn` or `Int24.Exn.of_int32`—raises exception - `Int24.of_int32_opt` or `Int24.of_int32`—returns `None` on wrapping. @mwweissmann what do you think...

@alexander1986 thanks, that makes output of `.InnerText` similar to `.Text()`. Although I wish I could get the exact behavior of jQuery.

Docopt is really 99% perfect and doesn't need ongoing work. I simply don't have time to reject all those PRs with suggestions that come up again and again. Still, I'm...