Add recursive function to class as member

Question

I'm having trouble adding a recursive function to the class.

I can declare a private function without any problems on my member declarations using let.

But when I try to make it publicly available with a member, it does not compile.

member this.rec mux xs ys =
  match xs with
  | [] -> ys
  | x::xt -> x :: mux ys xt

Thank you for correcting me and pointing to the correct resource on the Internet. I read a lot of tutorials, but I can not find this information.

Answer 1

Member functions are always recursive; no keyword is required rec:

member this.mux xs ys =

(and even if there is a keyword rec, it will go to this, just like private- member rec this.mux ...)

, , .. this.mux mux:

member this.mux xs ys =
  match xs with
  | [] -> ys
  | x::xt -> x :: this.mux ys xt

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