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56291466_c0 | 56291466 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Using anonymous records gives syntax error: FS0010: Unexpected symbol '|' in expression
Problem title: Using anonymous records gives syntax error: FS0010: Unexpected symbol '|' in expression
Tags: f%23
Problem: Using anonymous records gives syntax error: FS0010: Unexpected symbol '|' in expre... | Using anonymous records gives syntax error: FS0010: Unexpected symbol '|' in expression Using anonymous records gives syntax error: FS0010: Unexpected symbol '|' in expression f%23 F# Using FS0010 Unexpected App System EntryPoint Hello World Program.fs App.fsproj FS0604 Unmatched Project Sdk Microso... | [
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6123618_c0 | 6123618 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Can I ignore error without using try catch()?
Problem title: Can I ignore error without using try catch()?
Tags: .net, c%23, vb.net, f%23
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73985287_c0 | 73985287 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Filtering a list of lists, using List.map and/or List.length
Problem title: Filtering a list of lists, using List.map and/or List.length
Tags: f%23
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9522521_c0 | 9522521 | fsharp | 0 | Title: In F#, are there any operations like 'melt' or 'cast' in R?
Problem title: In F#, are there any operations like 'melt' or 'cast' in R?
Tags: f%23, r, reshape
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Problem title: Find first number in a sequence that is wholly divisible by another number
Tags: f%23
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55706037_c0 | 55706037 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# : How to check asequence of sequences content?
Problem title: F# : How to check asequence of sequences content?
Tags: f%23
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42685809_c0 | 42685809 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# Type Inference Odd Behavior With Records
Problem title: F# Type Inference Odd Behavior With Records
Tags: type-inference, f%23
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2214274_c0 | 2214274 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# pattern matching on types of tuples
Problem title: F# pattern matching on types of tuples
Tags: types, tuples, pattern-matching, f%23
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43414666_c0 | 43414666 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Saving record in RavenDb with F# adding extra Id column
Problem title: Saving record in RavenDb with F# adding extra Id column
Tags: ravendb, f%23
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937157_c0 | 937157 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How do I create an F# list containing objects with a common superclass?
Problem title: How do I create an F# list containing objects with a common superclass?
Tags: f%23, types, supertype, list, wpf
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46006593_c0 | 46006593 | fsharp | 0 | Title: JsonProvider<...>.Root does not have null as proper value
Problem title: JsonProvider<...>.Root does not have null as proper value
Tags: f%23-data, f%23
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49067839_c0 | 49067839 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Value restriction with type annotations without explicit function argument in F#
Problem title: Value restriction with type annotations without explicit function argument in F#
Tags: f%23
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5301290_c0 | 5301290 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Silverlight / F# Reading URL parameter
Problem title: Silverlight / F# Reading URL parameter
Tags: f%23, silverlight
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18797731_c0 | 18797731 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Is there an expression to downcast and simultaneously access a property in F#?
Problem title: Is there an expression to downcast and simultaneously access a property in F#?
Tags: f%23, downcast, c%23-to-f%23, intellisense
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67628766_c0 | 67628766 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Let ParseAndCheckFileInProject recognize symbols from Nuget dependecies
Problem title: Let ParseAndCheckFileInProject recognize symbols from Nuget dependecies
Tags: f%23-compiler-services, f%23
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35460102_c0 | 35460102 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Graphing libraries for F# that offer most control over the appearance of a plot
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Tags: plot, f%23
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27364819_c0 | 27364819 | fsharp | 0 | Title: SqlEntityConnection configured with a local schema file
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Tags: entityconnection, type-providers, f%23
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2342891_c0 | 2342891 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to create a tuple of intervals from an array?
Problem title: How to create a tuple of intervals from an array?
Tags: f%23
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3680140_c0 | 3680140 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Is there a more efficient way to calculate the next line/column number from a multiline token?
Problem title: Is there a more efficient way to calculate the next line/column number from a multiline token?
Tags: f%23
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29006009_c0 | 29006009 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong
Problem title: Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong
Tags: f%23, .net
Problem: Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong I have this piece of F# code: let readBytes isVariable (br: BinaryReader) = seq { while br.BaseStream.Position < br.BaseStream.Length do let c = br.PeekChar() if c = 0 && is... | Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong f%23 .net Boolean BinaryReader br.BaseStream.Position br.BaseStream.Length br.PeekChar Array.get br.ReadBytes br.ReadByte Seq.map Seq.filter FileStream FileMode.Open br.Value Seq.takeWhile Seq.toList Boolean in F# is evaluated wrong I have this piece of ... | [
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53043912_c0 | 53043912 | fsharp | 0 | Title: internal representation not hidden in f# module
Problem title: internal representation not hidden in f# module
Tags: representation, module, f%23, internals
Problem: internal representation not hidden in f# module I'm doing a project, using modules, where I compute images and print them on screen Everything in m... | internal representation not hidden in f# module internal representation not hidden in f# module representation module f%23 internals Picture Set Set.empty Set.add c:float pic:Picture Set.map pic1:Picture pic2:Picture pic1 pic2 set1 set2 new_p2 nset2 nw2 nh2 Set.union new_pic2 m-1 internal representation not hidden in f... | [
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26771138_c0 | 26771138 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Match List Items in Any Order
Problem title: Match List Items in Any Order
Tags: list, active-pattern, f%23, pattern-matching
Problem: Match List Items in Any Order I'm still a novice when it comes to many areas of F#. I'm asking this question more out of curiosity than out of an actual business need. Is there a... | Match List Items in Any Order Match List Items in Any Order list active-pattern f%23 pattern-matching Match List Items Any Order MyEnum Foo Bar Baz some_func First AnyOrder Match List Items in Any Order I'm still a novice when it comes to many areas of F#. I'm asking this question more out of curiosity than out of an a... | [
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5404735_c0 | 5404735 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Problem with cyclic dependencies between types and functions from different files in F#
Problem title: Problem with cyclic dependencies between types and functions from different files in F#
Tags: cyclic-dependency, f%23
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3998738_c0 | 3998738 | fsharp | 0 | Title: If using Functional Oriented Programming does the "impedance mismatch" go away?
Problem title: If using Functional Oriented Programming does the "impedance mismatch" go away?
Tags: f%23, oop, functional-programming, sql
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19451198_c1 | 19451198 | fsharp | 1 | -> not(ispeak date) && dateInRange | _ -> dateInRange) match sac with | 0 -> newd |> Seq.averageBy (fun (_, value) -> value) | 2 -> newd |> Seq.sumBy (fun (_, value) -> 1.0) | _ -> newd |> Seq.sumBy (fun (_, value) -> value) I see two issues with this: I need to prepare the data because both date and value are double[... | -> not(ispeak date) && dateInRange | _ -> dateInRange) match sac with | 0 -> newd |> Seq.averageBy (fun (_, value) -> value) | 2 -> newd |> Seq.sumBy (fun (_, value) -> 1.0) | _ -> newd |> Seq.sumBy (fun (_, value) -> value) I see two issues with this: I need to prepare the data because both date and value are double[... | [
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70744367_c0 | 70744367 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Improving the performance of sequence
Problem title: Improving the performance of sequence
Tags: primes, f%23, .net
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3144806_c0 | 3144806 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Does F# do automatic memoisation?
Problem title: Does F# do automatic memoisation?
Tags: f%23, profiling
Problem: Does F# do automatic memoisation? I have this code: for i in 1 .. 10 do let (tree, interval) = time (fun () -> insert [12.; 6. + 1.0] exampletree 128.) printfn "insertion time: %A" interval.TotalMill... | Does F# do automatic memoisation? Does F# do automatic memoisation? f%23 profiling Does interval.TotalMilliseconds DateTime.Now Does F# do automatic memoisation? I have this code: with the time function defined as the function insert is not relevant here, other than the fact that it doesn't employ mutation and thus ret... | [
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13902788_c0 | 13902788 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to run fslex.exe from F# PowerPack 2.0.0.0 on Mac?
Problem title: How to run fslex.exe from F# PowerPack 2.0.0.0 on Mac?
Tags: macos, fslex, f%23, f%23-powerpack, mono
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49303420_c0 | 49303420 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Enabling Web Requests go via reverse proxy in F#
Problem title: Enabling Web Requests go via reverse proxy in F#
Tags: f%23, proxy, charles-proxy, c%23
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68572889_c0 | 68572889 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# Issue when trying to pipe multiple values between functions
Problem title: F# Issue when trying to pipe multiple values between functions
Tags: f%23
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56744395_c0 | 56744395 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Getting F# Core method not found with or without assembly redirect. What else can I do?
Problem title: Getting F# Core method not found with or without assembly redirect. What else can I do?
Tags: .net, assembly-binding-redirect, c%23, f%23, fparsec
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35172092_c0 | 35172092 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Deserializing to an F# type using json.net and a json property containing an @ symbol
Problem title: Deserializing to an F# type using json.net and a json property containing an @ symbol
Tags: f%23, json.net
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924596_c0 | 924596 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Basic F# questions: mutability, capitalization standards, functions vs. methods
Problem title: Basic F# questions: mutability, capitalization standards, functions vs. methods
Tags: naming-conventions, mutable, f%23, functional-programming, oop
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4055217_c0 | 4055217 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Azure PHP web role, F# worker role: developing on different machines
Problem title: Azure PHP web role, F# worker role: developing on different machines
Tags: azure-web-roles, azure-worker-roles, azure, f%23, php
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25537928_c0 | 25537928 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Passing function as argument in F#
Problem title: Passing function as argument in F#
Tags: f%23
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79388762_c0 | 79388762 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# shadowing functions
Problem title: F# shadowing functions
Tags: shadowing, f%23
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7227345_c0 | 7227345 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Generating schedules - need good algorithm
Problem title: Generating schedules - need good algorithm
Tags: algorithm, c%23, f%23
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Problem title: Win32Exception on IIS while using Fsharp.Compiler.CodeDom
Tags: c%23, f%23, codedom, iis
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64978573_c0 | 64978573 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Run `dotnet test` equivalent with pure Mono
Problem title: Run `dotnet test` equivalent with pure Mono
Tags: mono, f%23
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43019579_c0 | 43019579 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Java developer needs help understanding the .NET build process in F#
Problem title: Java developer needs help understanding the .NET build process in F#
Tags: maven, paket, f%23-fake, java, f%23
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32174274_c0 | 32174274 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Emulating F# `with` keyword in C#
Problem title: Emulating F# `with` keyword in C#
Tags: c%23, f%23
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49164915_c0 | 49164915 | fsharp | 0 | Title: overload resolution of F# lambda vs Func
Problem title: overload resolution of F# lambda vs Func
Tags: f%23
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79296711_c0 | 79296711 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# Argu, how to merge multiple arguments?
Problem title: F# Argu, how to merge multiple arguments?
Tags: f%23, command-line-arguments
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25569751_c0 | 25569751 | fsharp | 0 | Title: fslex learning: Lexer not advancing
Problem title: fslex learning: Lexer not advancing
Tags: f%23, lexer, fslex
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56757652_c0 | 56757652 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to implement a visitor pattern in F# while not being restricted to one file?
Problem title: How to implement a visitor pattern in F# while not being restricted to one file?
Tags: visitor-pattern, f%23
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41508742_c0 | 41508742 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Why does F# require type placeholders for ToDictionary?
Problem title: Why does F# require type placeholders for ToDictionary?
Tags: f%23, overload-resolution
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2003487_c0 | 2003487 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Architectural Thinking in Functional Languages
Problem title: Architectural Thinking in Functional Languages
Tags: f%23, architecture, functional-programming
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27624389_c0 | 27624389 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Event.create in f#?
Problem title: Event.create in f#?
Tags: f%23, events
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29538342_c0 | 29538342 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Better solution for a Custom Clock in f#
Problem title: Better solution for a Custom Clock in f#
Tags: datetime, intervals, time, f%23, clock
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40112152_c0 | 40112152 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Threading params in f#
Problem title: Threading params in f#
Tags: f%23
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23615504_c1 | 23615504 | fsharp | 1 | waits for some ugly wait handle that's set by some even uglier thread: let job3() = async { use doneevent = new ManualResetEvent(false) let thread = Thread(fun () -> Thread.Sleep(1000000); doneevent.Set() |> ignore) thread.Start() do! Async.AwaitWaitHandle(doneevent :> WaitHandle) |> Async.Ignore return 30 } Job4 post... | waits for some ugly wait handle that's set by some even uglier thread: let job3() = async { use doneevent = new ManualResetEvent(false) let thread = Thread(fun () -> Thread.Sleep(1000000); doneevent.Set() |> ignore) thread.Start() do! Async.AwaitWaitHandle(doneevent :> WaitHandle) |> Async.Ignore return 30 } Job4 post... | [
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24875656_c0 | 24875656 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy?
Problem title: How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy?
Tags: canopy-web-testing, f%23
Problem: How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy? I'm using canopy, and I can't get the waitFor method to work. I'm trying to use it like this: waitFor noBlockUI... | How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy? How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy? canopy-web-testing f%23 canopy How div.blockUI IsNone How can I get waitFor to work when using canopy? I'm using canopy, and I can't get the waitFor method to work. I'm trying to use it like this: where the noBlockUI funct... | [
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64437314_c0 | 64437314 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Collect And Validate Parameters Out of Order
Problem title: Collect And Validate Parameters Out of Order
Tags: f%23
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5269881_c1 | 5269881 | fsharp | 1 | versionFactor) //Distance units type LightYearValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<ly, distance>(value, 6324.0) type AstronomicalUnitValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<AU, distance>(value, 15.0) type KilometerValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<km, distance>(value, 0.00001) type MeterValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<m, distance... | versionFactor) //Distance units type LightYearValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<ly, distance>(value, 6324.0) type AstronomicalUnitValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<AU, distance>(value, 15.0) type KilometerValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<km, distance>(value, 0.00001) type MeterValue(value) = inherit UnitValue<m, distance... | [
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33608776_c0 | 33608776 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to use F# to unit test C# logic
Problem title: How to use F# to unit test C# logic
Tags: unit-testing, f%23
Problem: How to use F# to unit test C# logic I am learning F# on my own and am trying to sneak some F# into the workplace. As a result, I would like to write unit tests in F# to test C# logic. Can anyo... | How to use F# to unit test C# logic How to use F# to unit test C# logic unit-testing f%23 How MVVMExample ViewModel INotifyPropertyChanged _firstName FirstName RaisePropertyChanged _lastName LastName GetFullName string.Format PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged PropertyChangedEventArgs How to use F# to unit tes... | [
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15850366_c0 | 15850366 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Extend enumerations types in F#
Problem title: Extend enumerations types in F#
Tags: f%23, extension-methods
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29641991_c1 | 29641991 | fsharp | 1 | r "Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo" open System.Data open Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Sdk.Sfc open Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.IntegrationServices open System.IO printfn "Connecting to server ..." // Create a connection to the server let sqlConnectionString = "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=master;Integ... | r "Microsoft.SqlServer.ConnectionInfo" open System.Data open Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Sdk.Sfc open Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.IntegrationServices open System.IO printfn "Connecting to server ..." // Create a connection to the server let sqlConnectionString = "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=master;Integ... | [
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29760795_c1 | 29760795 | fsharp | 1 | -Package : Failed to add reference to 'Topshelf'. At line:1 char:16 + Install-Package <<<< Topshelf + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Install-Package], InvalidOperationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : NuGetCmdletUnhandledException,NuGet.PowerShell.Commands.InstallPackageCommand Ooops... I encountered it (again) wh... | -Package : Failed to add reference to 'Topshelf'. At line:1 char:16 + Install-Package <<<< Topshelf + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Install-Package], InvalidOperationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : NuGetCmdletUnhandledException,NuGet.PowerShell.Commands.InstallPackageCommand Ooops... I encountered it (again) wh... | [
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51129078_c1 | 51129078 | fsharp | 1 | T = let inline call_3 (a:^a, b:^b, c:^c) = ((^a or ^b or ^c) : (static member DivRem: _*_*_ -> _) b, c, a) let inline call (a:'a, b:'b, c:'c) = call_3 (a, b, c) call (Unchecked.defaultof<DivRem>, D, d) let inline divRem (D:'T) (d:'T) :'T*'T = DivRem.Invoke D d I am sure that there are good reasons to make it as such; h... | T = let inline call_3 (a:^a, b:^b, c:^c) = ((^a or ^b or ^c) : (static member DivRem: _*_*_ -> _) b, c, a) let inline call (a:'a, b:'b, c:'c) = call_3 (a, b, c) call (Unchecked.defaultof<DivRem>, D, d) let inline divRem (D:'T) (d:'T) :'T*'T = DivRem.Invoke D d I am sure that there are good reasons to make it as such; h... | [
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58615430_c0 | 58615430 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Using FsCheck to Generate Records
Problem title: Using FsCheck to Generate Records
Tags: f%23, fscheck
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38633301_c0 | 38633301 | fsharp | 0 | Title: FSCL error on a simple example
Problem title: FSCL error on a simple example
Tags: opencl, f%23, f%23-interactive
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11313104_c0 | 11313104 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to evaluate only a part of a lazy sequence?
Problem title: How to evaluate only a part of a lazy sequence?
Tags: f%23, functional-programming
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12597909_c0 | 12597909 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# Pipelines access data from pipeline stages above
Problem title: F# Pipelines access data from pipeline stages above
Tags: f%23
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79091816_c0 | 79091816 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Why does my WebapplicationBuilder-API point not react?
Problem title: Why does my WebapplicationBuilder-API point not react?
Tags: bolero, f%23
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15031382_c0 | 15031382 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Can a function be optimized for tail recursion even when there are more than one distinct recursive calls?
Problem title: Can a function be optimized for tail recursion even when there are more than one distinct recursive calls?
Tags: f%23, tail-recursion
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59172102_c0 | 59172102 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How to get the latitude and longtitude in the center of view.map (Xamarin.Forms.Maps) when region changed?
Problem title: How to get the latitude and longtitude in the center of view.map (Xamarin.Forms.Maps) when region changed?
Tags: f%23, elmish, xamarin.forms, xamarin.forms.maps
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76189831_c0 | 76189831 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How can you make an Option.bind but for bool returns from an imperative library?
Problem title: How can you make an Option.bind but for bool returns from an imperative library?
Tags: f%23
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30578715_c0 | 30578715 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Authentication with FSharp.Data.Http
Problem title: Authentication with FSharp.Data.Http
Tags: f%23, f%23-data
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56328386_c0 | 56328386 | fsharp | 0 | Title: 'Could not load file or assembly 'FSharp.Core, Version=4.6.2.0
Problem title: 'Could not load file or assembly 'FSharp.Core, Version=4.6.2.0
Tags: f%23, visual-studio
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60296763_c0 | 60296763 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Equality of F# record Types when consumed from C#
Problem title: Equality of F# record Types when consumed from C#
Tags: .net, c%23, f%23
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20194599_c0 | 20194599 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Computational Expression with Generics
Problem title: Computational Expression with Generics
Tags: generics, f%23
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8135419_c0 | 8135419 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Transferring data from Matlab Application Server to F#
Problem title: Transferring data from Matlab Application Server to F#
Tags: f%23, .net, matlab
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33908619_c0 | 33908619 | fsharp | 0 | Title: This expression was expected to have type string,but here has type Gen<string>
Problem title: This expression was expected to have type string,but here has type Gen<string>
Tags: fscheck, f%23
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70933001_c0 | 70933001 | fsharp | 0 | Title: This expression was expected to have type 'System.String' but here has type 'string'
Problem title: This expression was expected to have type 'System.String' but here has type 'string'
Tags: f%23
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29970505_c0 | 29970505 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Should parameterless async workflows in F# be wrapped in functions?
Problem title: Should parameterless async workflows in F# be wrapped in functions?
Tags: f%23
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58936062_c0 | 58936062 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Weird C# / F# difference in a declaration, code compiling in C# but not in F#
Problem title: Weird C# / F# difference in a declaration, code compiling in C# but not in F#
Tags: c%23, f%23, influxdb
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38379873_c0 | 38379873 | fsharp | 0 | Title: How do I test F# in Visual Studio 2015?
Problem title: How do I test F# in Visual Studio 2015?
Tags: f%23, visual-studio, f%23-unquote
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33639349_c0 | 33639349 | fsharp | 0 | Title: parse log files with f#
Problem title: parse log files with f#
Tags: f%23-3.0, f%23
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17505264_c0 | 17505264 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Axiom framework NullReferenceException after calling root.Shutdown()
Problem title: Axiom framework NullReferenceException after calling root.Shutdown()
Tags: ogre, f%23, c%23, .net
Problem: Axiom framework NullReferenceException after calling root.Shutdown()
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52957123_c0 | 52957123 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Project with generated types fails on Assembly.GetExportedTypes()
Problem title: Project with generated types fails on Assembly.GetExportedTypes()
Tags: type-providers, fsharp.data.sqlclient, f%23
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53472204_c0 | 53472204 | fsharp | 0 | Title: F# list compare
Problem title: F# list compare
Tags: f%23, divide, split, list, merge
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77994060_c0 | 77994060 | fsharp | 0 | Title: Avalonia FuncUI PointerPressedEventArgs, how to access protected member without using reflection?
Problem title: Avalonia FuncUI PointerPressedEventArgs, how to access protected member without using reflection?
Tags: avalonia, f%23, protected
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Problem title: F# and .Net versions
Tags: msbuild, f%23, .net
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