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\DOC loadt
\TYPE {loadt : string -> unit}
\SYNOPSIS
Finds a file on the load path and loads it.
\DESCRIBE
The function {loadt} takes a string indicating an OCaml file name as
argument and loads it. If the filename is relative, it is found on the load
path {load_path}, and it is then loaded, updating the list of loaded files.
\FAILURE
{loadt} will fail if the file named by the argument does not exist in
the search path. It will of course fail if the file is not a valid OCaml
file. Failure in the OCaml file will also terminate loading.
\EXAMPLE
If we have an ML file called {foo.ml} on the load path, e.g. in the current
directory, which contains the line
{
let x=2+2;;
}
\noindent this can be loaded as follows:
{
# loadt "foo.ml";;
}
\noindent and the system would respond with:
{
# loadt "foo.ml";;
val x : int = 4
val it : unit = ()
}
\SEEALSO
load_path, loads, needs.
\ENDDOC
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