Haven't been able to find much online documentation regarding begin/end in ocaml. I have two different pattern matches in the same function (which I want to be independent of each other), but vscode is parsing them to nest the second inside the first. I've tried surrounding the first pattern match in begin/end, but it's giving me syntax errors:
begin match c.r with (* first pattern match *) | [ r1; r2; r3 ] -> let _ = print_endline (String.make 1 r3.top) in end match cl with (* second pattern match *) | [] -> []I get a red underline on end that says Syntax error after unclosed begin, expecting expr. I do not understand what this means, since I wrote end to close the begin, so why is the begin unclosed? The code compiles fine without the begin/end (except that it nests the second pattern match inside the first one). Thanks.