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Gets or sets the format used for floating-point numbers, based on .NET Formatting specifications Gets or sets the cultural format used for numbers, based on .NET Formatting specifications Gets or sets the print width used for formatted text output Gets or sets the depth of output for tree-structured data Gets or sets the length of output for lists and other linear data structures Gets or sets a flag indicating whether properties should be printed for displayed values Gets or sets a flag indicating whether declaration values should be printed Gets or sets a flag indicating whether sequences should be printed in the output of the interactive session

Note Other object-oriented extensibility topics discussed in the .NET guidelines include events and callbacks, virtual members, abstract types and inheritance, and limiting extensibility by sealing classes.

Adds a printer for values compatible with the specific type 'a Adds a printer that shows any values compatible with the specific type 'a as if they were values returned by the given function Gets the command-line arguments after ignoring the arguments relevant to the interactive environment and replacing the first argument with the name of the last script file

Managed code are .NET applications that run under the control of the common language runtime (CLR). These applications can take advantage of all of the features of the CLR, specifically garbage collection and better program execution control. Unmanaged code are Windows applications that do not run under the CLR and therefore do not benefit from the .NET enhancements.

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Recommendation: Use properties and methods for attributes and operations essential to a type. For example: type HardwareDevice with ... member ID: string member SupportedProtocols: seq<Protocol> Consider supporting using methods for the intrinsic operations essential to a type: type HashTable<'k,'v> with ... member Add : 'k * 'v -> unit member ContainsKey : 'k -> bool member ContainsValue : 'v -> bool

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I began by designing the database engine class using just pen and paper I could have used a UML drawing application, but since the class is small I just listed the methods that I needed For example, I needed methods to initialize, connect to, and shut down the embedded MySQL server These methods are easy to encapsulate as they don t need any parameters from the form One of the first challenges I encountered was error handling How can I communicate the errors to the client form without requiring the client to know anything about the embedded library There are probably dozens of ways to do this, but I chose to implement an error check method that allows the client to check for the presence of errors after an operation and then another method to retrieve the error message.

Table 18-3 shows several common directives accepted by F# Interactive, some of which correspond to options for the F# command-line compiler. Table 18-3. Some Commonly Used F# Interactive Directives

Consider using static methods to hold a Create function instead of revealing object constructors: type HashTable<'k,'v> with static member Create : IHashProvider<'k> -> HashTable<'k,'v> Recommendation: Avoid revealing concrete data representations such as records. Where possible, avoid revealing concrete representations such as records, fields, and implementation inheritance hierarchies in framework APIs. The rationale for this is that one of the overriding aims of library design is to avoid revealing concrete representations of objects. For example, the concrete representation of System. DateTime values is not revealed by the external, public API of the .NET library design. At runtime the Common Language Runtime knows the committed implementation that will be used throughout execution. However, compiled code does not itself pick up dependencies on the concrete representation. Recommendation: Use active patterns to hide the implementations of discriminated unions. Where possible, avoid using large discriminated unions in framework APIs, especially if you expect there is a chance that the representation of information in the discriminated union will undergo revision and change. For frameworks, you should typically hide the type altogether or use active patterns to reveal the ability to pattern match over language constructs. We described active patterns in 9. This does not apply to the use of discriminated unions internal to an assembly or to an application. Likewise, it doesn t apply if the only likely future change is the addition of further cases and you are willing to require that client code be revised for these cases. Finally, active patterns can incur a performance overhead, and this should be measured and tested, though their benefits will frequently outweigh this cost.

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