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hi

I am f# newbie and to functional so i am sorry for the question

I have the following code (not light syntax).

type sip_core_wrapper = class

inherit SIP_Core

override x.ToString() = "ToString" // <-- syntax error near "="

end

compiler complains about "=" equal sign as syntax error.

What's the problem???

The whole code in file is:-

open LumiSoft.Net.Cosmocom;;

open LumiSoft.Net.SIP.Stack;

open LumiSoft.Net.Log;

type sip_core_wrapper = class

inherit SIP_Core

override x.ToString() = "ToString"

end

let stack = new SipStackBootstrapper();;

stack.Bootstrap();;

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it is probably caused by --ml-compatability flag

By on 12/10/2007 7:52 AM ()

This would certainly seem to be the case, my simple repo (shown below) compiles fine without the flag, but I get a syntax error when using the --ml-compatablility flag.

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type SIP_Core() = class
end

type sip_core_wrapper = class
   inherit SIP_Core  
   override x.ToString() = "ToString" 
end

Using this flag when working with .NET assemblies and the F# class would seem inappropriate. You can not achive OCaml compatablity because class in OCaml and F# are completely different.

HTH,
Rob

By on 12/10/2007 9:19 AM ()

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