It is a style, not a problem. OCaml had been there a long long time. I've brushed with it a couple of times over the years, and every time the same thing.
You look at some random OCaml code, and it looks like this:
when String.length line > 4 && String.sub line 0 3 = "+++"
I'm looking at it, and I'm not even sure - is it a bug there? Should it be '>=3' or they've really wanted to say '> 4'. Numbers all other the place? Ten different variants of equal signs?
You look at some random OCaml code, and it looks like this:
I'm looking at it, and I'm not even sure - is it a bug there? Should it be '>=3' or they've really wanted to say '> 4'. Numbers all other the place? Ten different variants of equal signs?