ocamlpro / ocaml-cheat-sheets

OCaml Documentations as one-pagers, easy to keep useful commands in mind

OCaml Cheat Sheets

Here: https://ocamlpro.github.io/ocaml-cheat-sheets

Already Released

• ocaml-opam : The OPAM package manager ( Black&White PDF, Color PDF )
• ocaml-lang : The OCaml language ( PDF )
• ocaml-stdlib : The OCaml standard library in the official OCaml distribution ( PDF )
• ocaml-tools : The OCaml standard tools in the official OCaml distribution ( PDF )
• tuareg-mode : The Tuareg Emacs mode for OCaml ( PDF )

In development

• ocaml-c-api : The C foreign interface of OCaml
• ocaml-libs : OCaml libraries available

ocaml-cheat-sheets's Issues

TODO: GADT are not documented

Move to ocaml-community?

Howdy! I'd like to propose that the quick reference cheat sheets be moved to the OCaml Community repositories at https://github.com/ocaml-community/

If this is done, I'd be willing to act as the maintainer and do a bunch of updates to modernize the cheat sheets with changes that have happened both to OCaml and the associated tools over the last seven years or so. I've personally found the cheat sheets to be very useful, and I'd like to make sure they remain up to date going forward for other people.

rendering issue with `

thanks for these very nice cheat sheets!

I took a look at the OCaml language one, and noticed some issues:

• the bottom right section on polymorphic variants miss the ` (which is present in the latex, but not rendered (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/63353/how-to-properly-display-backticks-in-verbatim-environment for a possible fix))
• compare is not required to return -1 and 1 for less than / greater than, but "a negative integer" / "a positive integer"

when I run pdflatex on the tex sources on my computer, it renders a two-page sheet, is there a trick to enforce it on a single page?