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Not really, it's more that I regularly make typos in all forms of writing (even handwritten). It's not usually misspellings but rather whole lexemes that go mis
by xavxav 4y ago
Not really, it's more that I regularly make typos in all forms of writing (even handwritten). It's not usually misspellings but rather whole lexemes that go missing or are swapped.
fwiw, I TA a course taught (partially) in OCaml and work regularly with a large OCaml project as part of my thesis.
Parser generator errors are just a personal pet peeve of mine, I grew up with (mega)parsec (Haskell), where decent errors are out-of-the-box and great ones are easy.
- belmont_sup 4y agoPartially agree here with the syntax error thread in that it’s mildly annoying to lose intellisense when you’re declaring a new variable before the “in” keyword is in place. But that’s about the only time I commonly see syntax errors.