package forester

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package forester

forester.core
- Core
  - BaseN
    
    Base36
    
    I
    
    Make
    
    _
    
    S
  - Code
  - Eval
  - Expand
    
    Builtins
    
    Transclude
  - Prim
  - Query
  - Range
  - Reporter
    
    Message
  - Resolver
    
    P
    
    Scope
    
    Perform
    
    Silence
  - Sem
    
    MethodTable
    
    Query
    
    Util
  - Syn
forester.frontend
- Forester
  - Analysis
    
    Gph
    
    Tbl
    
    Topo
  - Build_latex
  - Forest
  - Grammar
  - LaTeX_queue
    
    Make
    
    S
  - LaTeX_template
  - Lexer
forester.prelude
- Prelude
  - Compare
  - Date
  - Eio_util
    
    NullSink
  - Printer_kit
    
    Kit
    
    P
    
    S
    
    S0
  - String_util
forester.render
- Render
  - Dream_forester
  - Render_dream
    
    Ancestors
    
    Current_addr
    
    Mainmatter_cache
    
    String_map
    
    Xmlns_map
    
    Xmlns_prefixes
  - Render_effect
    
    Handler
    
    Perform
    
    Run
    
    _
  - Render_json
  - Render_text
    
    Printer
  - Render_util
  - Render_verbatim
    
    Printer

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module Gph : sig ... end

module Tbl : sig ... end

module Map : Stdlib.Map.S with type key = Core.addr

module Topo : sig ... end

val build_import_graph : Core.Code.tree list -> Gph.t

type analysis = {

transclusion_graph : Gph.t;
link_graph : Gph.t;
contributors : Core.addr Tbl.t;
author_pages : Core.addr Tbl.t;
bibliography : Core.addr Tbl.t;

}

val analyze_trees : Core.Sem.tree Map.t -> analysis

Populating all the graphs and tables by inspecting evaluated trees