Tag Archives: F#

F# TAB Syntax error

Why am I getting an error when using TAB in my F# Code? The TAB Character cannot be used in the #light code, and the F# tools will give an error if they are encountered in your codes. Therefore I like to recommend that you use four-space indentation for your F# code.

August 4, 2008 – 12:29 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in F#, Programming | Tagged , , , | Comments (0)

Starting F# Interactive in Visual Studio 2008

You can start the F# Interactive in Visual Studio 2008 by selecting Tools > Add-in Manager and then selecting F# Interactive for Visual Studio in the Add-in Manager window. A Window will then appear, and then you could send command to F# Interactive by selecting the text and pressing Alt+Return.

August 4, 2008 – 12:28 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in F#, Programming | Tagged | Comments (2)

C# LINQ to query a directory

I like introduce the easiness of using LINQ with C# on query of a directory, and how short the code could be. Before we will need to long line of code to complete this task, but LINQ came along in C# 3.0, has short and simplify the process alot. Also when querying the directory, you can even dig out only the name …

July 24, 2008 – 1:00 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in C#, LINQ, Programming | Tagged , , | Comments (0)

F# Introduction to parallelization

This is new topic on the net these days, as to come up with trend like us discuss about parallelization in F#. F# is computer programming language that is build onto top of the concurrency in a functional language. This means that to complete a task is the most important priority, internally what does the …

July 23, 2008 – 7:11 pm | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in F#, Lead Story, Parallelization, Programming | Tagged , | Comments (0)

F# Hello World

Hi! Everyone I will be introducing the topic of Functional Programming with F# base on the .NET Framework. I see that from now on they is potential that parallel computing is becoming a main stream for programming in the near future, as you can see that CPU are not getting faster in GHz, but are …

July 16, 2008 – 1:56 am | By Sarin Na Wangkanai | Posted in F# | Tagged , , | Comments (0)