@elliottcable/bs-uchar
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`bs-uchar` ---------- This is the Uchar compatibility library from OCaml 4.03, backported to OCaml 4.02, and thus [BuckleScript][] (an OCaml-to-JavaScript compiler, forked from OCaml 4.02.3) and [Reason][] (an alternative OCaml syntax targeting that compi
bs-ucharThis is the Uchar compatibility library from OCaml 4.03, backported to OCaml 4.02, and thus BuckleScript (an OCaml-to-JavaScript compiler, forked from OCaml 4.02.3) and Reason (an alternative OCaml syntax targeting that compiler.)
You can safely ignore the installation instructions below when compiling to JS. Instead:
Install this fork through npm:
npm install --save @elliottcable/bs-uchar
Manually add bs-uchar to your bsconfig.json's
bs-dependencies:
"bs-dependencies": [
...
"@elliottcable/bs-uchar"
],
Use Uchar.t!
Release %%VERSION%%
The uchar package provides a compatibility library for the
Uchar module introduced in OCaml 4.03.
The uchar package is distributed under the license of the OCaml
compiler. See LICENSE for details.
Home page: https://ocaml.github.io/uchar/
Contact: Daniel Bünzli <daniel.buenzl i@erratique.ch>
Uchar can be installed with opam:
opam install uchar
If you don't use opam consult the opam file for build
instructions.
Since OCaml 4.03 you can find the module in the documentation of the standard library. Before this you can consult this page.
The file test/testpkg.ml can be used to test the compilation of the
package. Once the package is installed the following invocation
should succeed both before and after 4.03
ocamlbuild -X src -use-ocamlfind -pkg uchar test/testpkg.native
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`bs-uchar` ---------- This is the Uchar compatibility library from OCaml 4.03, backported to OCaml 4.02, and thus [BuckleScript][] (an OCaml-to-JavaScript compiler, forked from OCaml 4.02.3) and [Reason][] (an alternative OCaml syntax targeting that compi
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