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It doesn't, it colors some keywords, it tries to follow symbols, but doesn't know the difference between 'let rec' and 'let', so it's tricky.
by nraynaud 8y ago
It doesn't, it colors some keywords, it tries to follow symbols, but doesn't know the difference between 'let rec' and 'let', so it's tricky.
- Drup 8y agoMaybe JetBrain doesn't, but lot's of editor do, thanks to merlin, including vscode.
- nraynaud 8y agoThanks, I'll download it, but it's really disruptive to switch IDE. (I do a lot of langages at the same time hence the jetbrains suscription) edit: it's a nightmare of dependency hell to install merlin, I'm giving up for now.
- AlexCoventry 8y agoWhat package manager? `opam install merlin` should just work. OCaml has a relatively immature ecosystem, but merlin is a great tool.
- nraynaud 8y agoIt doesn't just work for me, no detailed error message I'm 3 or 4 levels down (vscode->plugin->homebrew->opam->jbuilder-> doesn't work). https://gist.github.com/nraynaud/deeacbb67c88646fd6754edba6e2196d https://gist.github.com/nraynaud/deeacbb67c88646fd6754edba6e... Sorry, I'm a bit abrasive, but I spend a lot of time with crappy tooling of all kind, sometimes I'm envious of monoproject people (and then I remember that actually I don't do well in monotony).
- djs55 8y agoI think `opam` failed to find `jbuilder` on the `$PATH`, even though (presumably) `opam` has built it and installed it in it's own `bin/` directory. Try running `eval $(opam config env)` to update the `$PATH` and trying the commands again.
- AlexCoventry 8y agoIt looks like out output some logfiles. Anything in them? Apologies, at any rate, for being wrong about it just working.