2009/6/19 Conglun Yao yaocong...@gmail.com:
I'm wondering is there any library in OCaml performing word inflection
between singular and plural, like Lingua-EN-Inflect in perl. Or someone is
already doing the work?
not really comparable to Lingua-EN-Inflect, but if you want one day to
have
On 19-06-2009, Pascal Rigaux pas...@rigaux.org wrote:
2009/6/19 Conglun Yao yaocong...@gmail.com:
I'm wondering is there any library in OCaml performing word inflection
between singular and plural, like Lingua-EN-Inflect in perl. Or someone is
already doing the work?
not really comparable
Le jeudi 18 juin 2009 21:21:20, Stéphane Glondu a écrit :
I'm lost, I'd like to understand when the exception is registered: at
runtime initialization? In this case, only one should ever be
registered (at least it seems easy to enforce). Or is it statically
registered somehow?
The
Thanks for all of your quick responses.
Gettext seems a bit more complex than what I want. It would be better to
have a simple function to implement the plural and singular conversion like
the one in Ruby on Rails.
Like
Inflection.plural some_word
Inflection.singular some_word
Inflection
Hello.
Please don't scream: I've been using Obj.magic...
But the result is rather interesting. It can record a flow of
computations, and recompute them only when upstream data has been modified:
# let (n', n) = Dependent.encapsulate 1;;
val n' : int Dependent.data = abstr
val n : int
Le 19 juin 09 à 19:42, Guillaume Yziquel a écrit :
But the result is rather interesting. It can record a flow of
computations, and recompute them only when upstream data has been
modified:
Not directly responding to your question but you are looking for
functional reactive programming
Le 19 juin 09 à 20:30, Guillaume Yziquel a écrit :
Just a side question: how thread-safe is React?
Read the documentation.
http://erratique.ch/software/react/doc/React#update
Best,
Daniel
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On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Daniel
Bünzlidaniel.buen...@erratique.ch wrote:
Not directly responding to your question but you are looking for functional
reactive programming (frp).
http://erratique.ch/software/react
You can also find FRP in froc (which is quite similar to React; the
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