I need a function like Seq.head, but returning None instead of throwing an exception when the sequence is empty, i.e., seq<\'T> -> \'T option.
This is the typical declaration of an abstract member in F#: abstract member createEmployee : string -> string -> Employee
I am parsing string records in this form: description: double/double/double 开发者_运维技巧 for ex.:
I have a hand-written CSS parser done in C# which is getting unmanageable and was trying to do it i FParsec to make it more mantainable. Here\'s a snippet that parses a css selector element made with
How to embed an application icon into application.exe using WPF and F#? I did not find it开发者_开发百科 anywhere.I think the approach is the same for WPF and WinForms, which in F# means manually!
Is there any ability to lexemize开发者_Go百科 binary file formats (e.g. jpeg images) with Fslex (with no readability lacks) or i should write my own lexer/use something like fparsec?
I wonder from purely language-design point of view which \"features\" (semantically and syntactically) an \"implementation\" of SI units would require.
I am trying to develop a random number \"generator\" in F#. I successfully created the following function:
F# Computation Expressions allow to hide the complexity of monadic syntax behind a thick layer of syntactic sugar. Is there something similar available in Scala?
I\'m gradually switching into F# for a lot of my home projects but I\'m a little stumped as to how to wire together complete applications, and more particularly cross-cutting concerns.