[r2005-05-17 14:42:28 by beppe] typos

Original author: beppe
Date: 2005-05-17 14:42:29+00:00

CHANGES

 0.3.2+1
    * Added char_of_int built_in function.
+   * Now int_of also accepts octal binary and hexadecimals
 
 0.3.2
    * Bug fix in configure

web/manual/expressions.xml

@@ -627,13 +627,22 @@ The operator <code>int_of</code> converts a string to an integer.  The string
 is read in decimal (by default) or in hexadecimal (if it begins with
 <code>0x</code> or <code>0X</code>), octal (if it begins with <code>0o</code>
 or <code>0O</code>), or binary (if it begins with <code>0b</code> or
-<code>0B</code>).It fails if the string is not a decimal representation of an
+<code>0B</code>). It fails if the string is not a decimal representation of an
 integer. There is a type-checking warning when the argument cannot be proved
 to be of type <code>[ '-'? '0'--'9'+ ] | ['-'? 'O'('b'|'B') '0'--'1'+ ] |
 ['-'?  'O'('o'|'O') '0'--'7'+ ] | ['-'? 'O'('x'|'X')
 ('0'--'9'|'a'--'f'|'A'--'F')+] </code>.
 </p>
+</section>
 
+<section title="Creating strings from integers">
+<p>
+Besides the built-in function <code>string_of: Any -> Latin1</code>, it is
+also possible to create characters, hence strings, from their codepoints:
+either by enclosing their code within a backslash (<code>\x</code> for
+hexadecimal code) and a semicolon, or by applying the built-in function
+<code>char_of_int : Int -> Char</code>.
+</p>
 </section>
 
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