Another possibility is:
let x = List.map begin fun z ->
very_blabla
end my_list in
It's quite compact, doesn't run into the margin, is consistent with
tuareg, but might be less readable.
--
Romain Bardou
Dave Benjamin a écrit :
Romain Bardou wrote:
let x = List.map (fun z ->
very_long_stuff_blablablablablablablabla)
I tend to write this sort of thing as:
let x =
List.map
(fun z ->
very_long_stuff_blablablablablablablabla)
...
which, as you may notice, still can't be done with tabs alone due to
the extra space after the opening parenthesis. I'm curious what you
all think of this coding style, which seems on one hand to be
excessively... um, vertical? but it does seem to strike a balance
between Tuareg's indentation rules and the problem of "running into
the margin" too quickly.
BTW, If you keep the function on the first line, it's a bit more
compact, but the indentation no longer tells the truth about the real
hierarchy:
let x = List.map
(fun z ->
very_long_stuff_blablablablablablablabla)
...
This is why I tend to put the function on a line of its own as soon as
things start to wrap.
Dave
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