> I think match statements should have an explicit `end` terminator or something so that you can nest them naturally.
It’s unneeded.
You can explicitly delimit any expression in Ocaml by using begin … end or parentheses. It works for everything including match statements which are expressions. So you are already free to use an explicit end statement if you are so inclined.
It’s unneeded.
You can explicitly delimit any expression in Ocaml by using begin … end or parentheses. It works for everything including match statements which are expressions. So you are already free to use an explicit end statement if you are so inclined.