Hello everyone! As my title says, I am want to merge two pattern matching functions into one function. The purpose of my goal is to create a function that converts: char list -> string. So I made two functions: let rec urejanje list = match list with | [] -> [] | h::t -> Char.escaped h::urejanj…

If only to satisfy the overall goal, then you can do let f (l : char list) : string = String.concat "" (List.map Char.escaped l) If it must look like the original ones, then you can do let f (l : char list) : string = let rec aux (l : char list) (acc : string) : string = match l with …

I want to merge two pattern matching functions

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fukipsa August 8, 2018, 1:21pm 5

Ohh okay… so there is still just input l which is char list. got it! thank you very much!
But why do you have to declare that?
Best of regards
F

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