Hi All,
I've been trying to use Lwt in my application (robot control).
(Background: there are 3 executables, all running simultaneously,
which communicate via sockets. The ocaml program coordinates/controls
the video program and servo control program. )
In the file below, @ line 43 using the try_
Hey All -
Yea, I used Emacs for a while, then Scite, now use Kate. Not going
back either. Love the code folding & ability to have many views of
the same file (like emacs), which is needed since you can't so easily
split modules across multiple files like C/C++.
Usually I open a gnu 'screen' ses
Hi All,
I'm trying to make two classes that have internal references to
themselves and each other, but can't figure it out. e.g:
---
class a_pad = object
val mutable parent_mod = new a_mod
val mutable connnected : 'a_pad list = []
end
class a_mod = object
val mutable p
lablGTK2 on linux is not fragile! Its robust, well designed, and
produces nice guis!
(at least on debian. props to the packagers and developers, if you're
listening)
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 6:36 PM, ben kuin wrote:
> I think the main problem is the lack of cross platform gui that looks
> good on
