Lwt.Infix
This module provides several infix operators for making programming with Lwt more convenient.
To use it, open Lwt.Infix
.
Of the operators declared in this module, only >|=
is recommended for new code. The only other commonly-used operator is >>=
.
p >>= f
is the same as Lwt.bind
p f
. It requires Lwt.Infix
to be opened in scope:
open Lwt.Infix
let () =
Lwt_main.run
(Lwt_io.(read_line stdin) >>= Lwt_io.printl)
(* ocamlfind opt -linkpkg -thread -package lwt.unix code.ml && ./a.out *)
It is recommended to use the PPX let%lwt
syntax instead. This operator is the next-best choice. It is frequently found while reading existing Lwt code.
p >|= f
is the same as Lwt.map
f p
. It requires Lwt.Infix
to be opened in scope.
open Lwt.Infix
let () =
Lwt_main.run
(Lwt_io.(read_line stdin) >|= ignore)
(* ocamlfind opt -linkpkg -thread -package lwt.unix code.ml && ./a.out *)
p1 <?> p2
is the same as Lwt.choose
[p1; p2]
. It requires Lwt.Infix
to be opened in scope.
Unlike with Lwt.bind
and Lwt.map
, there are no problems with explicit Lwt.choose
syntax, so using this operator is not recommended.
Furthermore, most users actually need Lwt.pick
instead of Lwt.choose
.
f =<< p
is the same as Lwt.bind
p f
. It requires Lwt.Infix
to be opened in scope.
This operator is obscure and its use is discouraged. It is the same as p >>= f
.
f =|< p
is the same as Lwt.map
f p
. It requires Lwt.Infix
to be opened in scope.
This operator is obscure and its use is discouraged. It is the same as p >|= f
.
module Let_syntax : sig ... end
This module provides support for ppx_let.