Since I just want to know the built-in type of
the parameter enter to a function, I tried
#let testype x =
if x <> 0 or x = 0 then
Printf.printf "%d\n" x
else if ( x <> 1. or x = 1. ) then
Printf.printf "%f\n" x
;;
Characters 100-102:
else if ( x <> 1. or x = 1. ) then
^^
This expression has type float but is here used with
type int
Thus got above type inference error, it seemed kind of
dumb thing I did to write a function to test input type,
OCaml would already inference the type of expressions.
Instead of my previous question, how should I get
the inference type of function input which OCaml
actually
had inferenced ?
--- In ocaml_beginners@yahoogroups.com, Dave Benjamin
<ramen ...> wrote:
>
> On Mon, 21 Aug 2006, LORENZO wrote:
>
> > There is a print_any function of F# can output any
type of data on
> > console.
> >
> > Does OCaml have similar function to use?
>
> This is difficult to do because OCaml doesn't provide
runtime type
> information. If you're using the toplevel, you can use
#install_printer to
> add formatters for custom types so that inspection at
the toplevel
> displays your data the way you want. If you need to
print your data to
> standard out, the closest I've seen is this:
> http://merjis.com
/developers/dumper
> As the page explains, this feature is now part of
ExtLib.
> --
> .. Dave Benjamin - Software Developer - ramenlabs.com
> .. AIM: ramenlabs / MSN: ramenlabs...
>
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