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In the OCaml manual, some integers in code examples are not highlighted consistently. Unhighlighted integers appear in grey, which resembles the color used for comments. This inconsistency creates confusion, as users might mistake integers for comments or consider them less important, impacting the clarity and readability of the manual.
I have attached photo of few code lines here.
In this image the first 50 is in blue colour while the second 50 is in grey colour which leads to confusion between comments and actual code.
In this image also second 50 is grey coloured.
In this expression only the first digit is coloured and rest is grey which raises doubt among the 1st time readers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the OCaml manual, some integers in code examples are not highlighted consistently. Unhighlighted integers appear in grey, which resembles the color used for comments. This inconsistency creates confusion, as users might mistake integers for comments or consider them less important, impacting the clarity and readability of the manual.
I have attached photo of few code lines here.
In this image the first 50 is in blue colour while the second 50 is in grey colour which leads to confusion between comments and actual code.
In this image also second 50 is grey coloured.
In this expression only the first digit is coloured and rest is grey which raises doubt among the 1st time readers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: