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7 March 2008 - 8:10pm — Anonymous

Not quite solved

Hi Pietro,

I was the one who posted the original question on the Caml-list. Now, I still consider this problem open and unsolved. Note that your example is *not* using findlib to handle the syntax extension. To truly solve the problem, you must be able to handle a syntax extension that is packaged via findlib. (That's what's so difficult about it!)

Cheers,
Dario

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