> where can I find the documenatation to pcre-ocaml? > Some pages seem to be out dated. > Where can I find the docs?
The Ocaml library is essentially a very thin wrapper around the original C library. Therefore, all your documentation needs should be satisfied by the original docs available at www.pcre.org. I've used PCRE extensively, and still haven't found one issue that wasn't covered in those docs...
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 9:32 PM, Dario Teixeira <darioteixe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> > where can I find the documenatation to pcre-ocaml? > > Some pages seem to be out dated. > > Where can I find the docs?
> The Ocaml library is essentially a very thin wrapper around the original > C library. Therefore, all your documentation needs should be satisfied > by the original docs available at www.pcre.org. I've used PCRE extensively, > and still haven't found one issue that wasn't covered in those docs...
FWIW, in Debian (and derivatives) packages, ocamldoc API references are consistently generated and made available under /usr/share/doc/PKGNAME/html/api/, and also registered with doc-base. Hence, you can usually browse all the HTML API references of installed OCaml libraries with tools like dwww at http://localhost/dwww/menu/sprogramming_ocaml.html
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