[Caml-list] cadr?

[Caml-list] cadr?

[Dustin Sallings]

	This seems like a stupid question, but in my endless search for 
performance, I tried converting a hashtbl to an assoc list (since it's 
only got four predefined elements).  I'm having trouble figuring out 
what to do with this thing (other than assoc):

	let tmp = List.map (fun x -> (x, "hi" ^ (string_of_int x))) [1; 2; 3; 
4; 5];;
	val tmp : (int * string) list =
	  [(1, "hi1"); (2, "hi2"); (3, "hi3"); (4, "hi4"); (5, "hi5")]

	I want to do something like this:

	List.map (function x -> print_endline(List.nth x 1)) tmp;;

	What am I missing?

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Dustin Sallings

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Re: [Caml-list] cadr?

[Dustin Sallings]

On Nov 4, 2003, at 20:30, Dustin Sallings wrote:

>
> 	This seems like a stupid question, but in my endless search for 
> performance, I tried converting a hashtbl to an assoc list (since it's 
> only got four predefined elements).  I'm having trouble figuring out 
> what to do with this thing (other than assoc):
>
> 	ocaml

> 	val tmp : (int * string) list =
> 	  [(1, "hi1"); (2, "hi2"); (3, "hi3"); (4, "hi4"); (5, "hi5")]
>
> 	I want to do something like this:
>
> 	List.map (function x -> print_endline(List.nth x 1)) tmp;;
>
> 	What am I missing?

	Props to the cardboard programmer.  It's amazing how you can stare at 
something and not get it until you ask for help.

	I need (k, v) as the argument to my function.

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Dustin Sallings

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