package coq-lsp

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package coq-lsp

coq-lsp.coq
- Coq
  - Ast
    
    Id
    
    Map
    
    Monad
    
    M
    
    Smart
  - Goals
  - Init
  - Interp
  - Loader
  - Message
  - Parsing
    
    Parsable
  - Print
  - Protect
    
    E
    
    Error
    
    R
  - Save
  - State
    
    Declare
    
    OblState
    
    View
    
    Obl
    
    Proof
  - Utf8
  - Utils
  - Workspace
    
    CmdLine
    
    Flags
    
    Warning
coq-lsp.fleche
- Fleche
  - Config
    
    Unicode_completion
  - Contents
    
    R
  - Debug
  - Doc
    
    Completion
    
    Node
    
    Ast
    
    Info
    
    Message
    
    Target
  - Info
    
    LC
    
    LineCol
    
    O
    
    Offset
    
    Point
    
    S
    
    P
  - Io
    
    CallBack
    
    Log
    
    Report
  - Memo
    
    Admit
    
    CacheStats
    
    Init
    
    Interp
    
    Stats
  - Perf
    
    Sentence
  - Perf_analysis
  - Progress
    
    Info
  - Stats
    
    Kind
  - Theory
    
    Check
    
    Register
    
    Completed
    
    Request
  - Version
coq-lsp.fleche.waterproof
- Fleche_waterproof
  - Json
    
    CAst
  - Ljson
  - Tjson
coq-lsp.lang
- Lang
  - Ast
    
    Info
    
    Name
  - Diagnostic
    
    Extra
  - LUri
    
    File
  - Point
  - Range
  - With_range
coq-lsp.lsp
- Lsp
coq-lsp.plugin.example
- Example_plugin
  - Main

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type t

val loc : t -> Loc.t option

val hash : t -> int

val compare : t -> t -> int

module Id : sig ... end

val make_info : 
  st:State.t ->
  lines:string array ->
  t ->
  Lang.Ast.Info.t list option

make_info ~st ast Compute info about a possible definition in ast, we need ~st to compute the type.

val print : t -> Pp.t

Printing

val pp_loc : ?print_file:bool -> Stdlib.Format.formatter -> Loc.t -> unit

val loc_to_string : ?print_file:bool -> Loc.t -> string

val marshal_in : Stdlib.in_channel -> t

Unused for now

val marshal_out : Stdlib.out_channel -> t -> unit

val to_coq : t -> Vernacexpr.vernac_control

Internal, will go away once the Lang.t interface is ready

val of_coq : Vernacexpr.vernac_control -> t

val ud : (Loc.t -> Loc.t) Stdlib.ref