问题
Something like
let f x = log(x)
and later I can apply f to matrix, vector or a float.
I guess it is not possible since F# is strictly static typed. Any other patters to overcome this problem?
Thanks!
回答1:
You can use operator overloading for types/classes:
type Fraction =
{ n : int; d : int; }
static member (+) (f1 : Fraction, f2 : Fraction) =
{ n = f1.n * f2.d + f2.n * f1.d; d = f1.d * f2.d }
or inlined functions:
> let inline fi a b = a+b;;
val inline fi :
^a -> ^b -> ^c when ( ^a or ^b) : (static member ( + ) : ^a * ^b -> ^c)
回答2:
See my answer to this question:
Functions with generic parameter types
Briefly:
- You can overload members of a class (but not let-bound functions)
- You can use 'inline' and 'hat' types
- You can simulate Haskell type classes and explicitly pass dictionaries-of-methods
- You can use do run-time type tests casting from 'obj'
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1936143/is-it-possible-to-do-function-overloading-in-f