package lambda-term

You can search for identifiers within the package.

in-package search v0.2.0

package lambda-term

lambda-term
- LTerm
- LTerm_draw
- LTerm_edit
  - edit
- LTerm_event
- LTerm_geom
- LTerm_history
- LTerm_inputrc
- LTerm_key
- LTerm_mouse
- LTerm_read_line
  - abstract
  - engine
  - read_keyword
  - read_line
  - read_password
  - term
- LTerm_resources
- LTerm_style
- LTerm_text
- LTerm_ui
- LTerm_unix
- LTerm_widget
  - box
  - button
  - checkbutton
  - frame
  - hbox
  - hline
  - label
  - modal_frame
  - radio
  - radiobutton
  - radiogroup
  - t
  - vbox
  - vline
- LTerm_widget_callbacks
- LTerm_windows

Legend:
Library
Module
Module type
Parameter
Class
Class type

class t : string -> object ... end

class label : string -> object ... end

exception Out_of_range

class type box = object ... end

class hbox : box

class vbox : box

class frame : object ... end

class modal_frame : object ... end

class hline : t

class vline : t

class button : string -> object ... end

class checkbutton : string -> bool -> object ... end

class type !'a radio = object ... end

class !'a radiogroup : object ... end

class !'a radiobutton : 'a radiogroup -> string -> 'a -> object ... end

val run : 
  LTerm.t ->
  ?save_state:bool ->
  ?load_resources:bool ->
  ?resources_file:string ->
  t ->
  'a Lwt.t ->
  'a Lwt.t

val run_modal : 
  LTerm.t ->
  ?save_state:bool ->
  ?load_resources:bool ->
  ?resources_file:string ->
  t Lwt_react.event ->
  unit Lwt_react.event ->
  t ->
  'a Lwt.t ->
  'a Lwt.t

val prepare_simple_run : 
  unit ->
  (t ->
  'a Lwt.t)
  * (t ->
  unit ->
  unit)
  * (?step:React.step ->
  unit ->
  unit)
  * ('a ->
  unit)