En este artículo se analizan los siguientes temas: Instalación de F# Conceptos básicos del lenguaje F# Interoperabilidad con .NET F# asincrónico

En este artículo se utilizan las siguientes tecnologías: .NET Framework, F#

 Contenido

¿Por qué usar F#?
Instalación de F#
Hola, F#
La expresión let
La palabra clave For
Canalización
F# también puede crear objetos
F# asincrónico
Compatibilidad con F#

 Figure 2 Recuperación y análisis de HTML

/// Get the contents of the URL via a web request 
let http(url: string) = 
  let req = System.Net.WebRequest.Create(url) 
  let resp = req.GetResponse() 
  let stream = resp.GetResponseStream() 
  let reader = new System.IO.StreamReader(stream) 
  let html = reader.ReadToEnd() 
  resp.Close() 
  html
let getWords s = String.split [ ' '; '\n'; '\t'; '<'; '>'; '=' ] s 
let getStats site = 
  let url = "http://" + site 
  let html = http url 
  let words = html |> getWords 
  let hrefs = html |> getWords |> List.filter (fun s -> s = "href") 
  (site,html.Length, words.Length, hrefs.Length)

 Figure 3 Variaciones de vectores en F# y C#

                                                            VECTOR2D IN F#
type Vector2D(dx:float,dy:float) = 
    let length = sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy)
    member obj.Length = length
    member obj.DX = dx
    member obj.DY = dy
    member obj.Move(dx2,dy2) = Vector2D(dx+dx2,dy+dy2)

VECTOR2D IN C# (REFLECTOR>
[Serializable, CompilationMapping(SourceLevelConstruct.ObjectType)]
public class Vector2D
{
  // Fields
  internal double _dx@48;
  internal double _dy@48;
  internal double _length@49;

  // Methods
  public Vector2D(double dx, double dy)
  {
    Hello.Vector2D @this = this;
    @this._dx@48 = dx;
    @this._dy@48 = dy;
    double d = (@this._dx@48 * @this._dx@48) + 
               (@this._dy@48 * @this._dy@48);
    @this._length@49 = Math.Sqrt(d);
  }

  public Hello.Vector2D Move(double dx2, double dy2)
  {
    return new Hello.Vector2D(this._dx@48 + dx2, this._dy@48 + dy2);
  }

  // Properties
  public double DX
  {
    get
    {
      return this._dx@48;
    }
  }

  public double DY
  {
    get
    {
      return this._dy@48;
    }
  }

  public double Length
  {
    get
    {
      return this._length@49;
    }
  }
}

 Figure 4 Windows Forms con F#

#light

open System
open System.IO
open System.Windows.Forms
open Printf

let form = new Form(Text="My First F# Form", Visible=true)

let menu = form.Menu <- new MainMenu()
let mnuFile = form.Menu.MenuItems.Add("&File")
let filter = "txt files (*.txt)|*.txt|All files (*.*)|*.*"

let mnuiOpen =
  new MenuItem("&Open...",
    new EventHandler(fun _ _ ->
      let dialog = 
        new OpenFileDialog(InitialDirectory="c:\\",
          Filter=filter;
          FilterIndex=2, 
          RestoreDirectory=true) 
        if dialog.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK then
          match dialog.OpenFile() with
          | null -> printf "Could not read the file...\n"
          | s ->
            let r = new StreamReader(s) 
            printf "First line is: %s!\n" (r.ReadLine());
            s.Close();
    ),
    Shortcut.CtrlO)

mnuFile.MenuItems.Add(mnuiOpen)

[<STAThread>]
do Application.Run(form)

 Figure 5 Ejecución de expresiones

let getVarValue v =
    match v with
    | "x" -> 25
    | "y" -> 12
    | _ -> 0

let rec eval x =
    match x with
    | Binary(op, l, r) ->
        let (lv, rv) = (eval l, eval r) in
        if   (op = "+") then lv + rv 
        elif (op = "-") then lv - rv 
        else failwith "E_UNSUPPORTED"
    | Variable(var) -> 
        getVarValue var
    | Constant(n) ->
        n

do printf "Results = %d\n" (eval v)

 Figure 6 Manipulación de una imagen

let TransformImage pixels i =
  // Some kind of graphic manipulation of images

let ProcessImage(i) =
  async { use  inStream  = File.OpenRead(sprintf "source%d.jpg" i)
          let! pixels    = inStream.ReadAsync(1024*1024)
          let  pixels'   = TransformImage(pixels,i)
          use  outStream = File.OpenWrite(sprintf "result%d.jpg" i)
          do!  outStream.WriteAsync(pixels')
          do   Console.WriteLine "done!"  }

let ProcessImages() =
  Async.Run (Async.Parallel 
               [ for i in 1 .. numImages -> ProcessImage(i) ])

 Figure 7 Ejecución asincrónica de funciones

#light
open System.Threading

let printWithThread str =
    printfn "[ThreadId = %d] %s" Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId str
    
let evals =
    let z = 4.0
    [ async { do printWithThread "Computing z*z\n"
              return z * z };
      async { do printWithThread "Computing sin(z)\n"
              return (sin z) };
      async { do printWithThread "Computing log(z)\n"
              return (log z) } ]

let awr =
    async { let! vs = Async.Parallel evals
            do printWithThread "Computing v1+v2+v3\n"
            return (Array.fold_left (fun a b -> a + b) 0.0 vs) }

let R = Async.Run awr
printf "Result = %f\n" R