On Tue, 8 May 2007, Chris Velevitch wrote:
> I've created my first ocamllex program using the simple example in the
> tutorial
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>
> { }
> rule translate = parse
> | "current_directory" { print_string (Sys.getcwd ()); translate lexbuf }
> | _ as c { print_char c; translate lexbuf }
> | eof { exit 0 }
>
> I have successfully compile it. I tried running itbr>
>
> ./main.exe <test.dat
>
> but I get no output or errors. I'm using the windows verison 3.09.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
The problem here (from what little info you've included) is that while
you have defined your lexer, you don't have any code there to call it.
Did you include the footer code from the example that provides this call?
If so, what is the contents of test.dat?
William D. Neumann
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