Re: [Caml-list] Calling a function with a self-defined type as argument

[Pixel <pixel@mandrakesoft.com>]

Dimitri Ara <dimitri@nerim.net> writes:

> >    let _ = x Line( "reuruhjf" ) ;;
> >    This last one does not work: => "This function is applied to too many arguments"

has it been considered adding a syntactical rule disallowing/warning

  expr1 expr2( ... )

when there is no space better "expr2" and "(" ?? 
This exception in the syntax may be ugly, but useful!


or is this syntax used? at least not in the code I tested 
(including ocaml source):

% perl -ne 'print "$ARGV: $_" if /(\w+)\s+\w+\(/ && $1 !~ /^(let|with|in|if|then|else|match|function|try|do|module|begin)$/' `find -name "*.ml"`
... (only matching lines are comments)
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