Always happy to welcome new members to the F# community!

A single quote as a post fix to a name is just treated as any other character and therefore part of the identifier name. It often used to mean that the identifier represents a modified version of the same value.

By splice do you mean french quotes (« »)? If so then the ascii alterative is <@ @>.

Cheers,
Rob

By on 1/14/2008 11:14 AM ()

Splice refers to the "§" symbol, used to reference a parameter from the evaluation context that may take different values at runtime (e.g. the "db" parameter for database connections in the FLinq samples).

This has no ASCII equivalent in 1.9.3.7, but later releases (which we're finalizing now) will use a prefix application of "%", e.g. "%db.Customers".

Thanks

Don

By on 1/14/2008 11:39 AM ()

Thanks so much for the info. It really helps.

By on 1/14/2008 5:15 PM ()

Is there also an alternative for the backtick ( ` ) so frustratingly missing from non-english keyboards?

By on 6/30/2010 6:44 AM ()

No alternative for backtick.

By on 6/30/2010 7:05 AM ()
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