package lrgrep

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Analyse the stack of a Menhir-generated LR parser using regular expressions

Install

dune-project

Dependency

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include INDEXED with type 'g n = 'g terminal

Sourcetype 'g n = 'g terminal

Sourceval cardinal : 'g grammar -> 'g n Fix.Indexing.cardinal

Sourceval of_int : 'g grammar -> int -> 'g n Fix.Indexing.index

Sourceval to_string : 'g grammar -> 'g n Fix.Indexing.index -> string

Sourceval all : 'g grammar -> 'g n Utils.Misc.indexset

Sourceval regular : 'g grammar -> 'g n Utils.Misc.indexset

Sourceval semantic_value : 'g grammar -> 'g n Fix.Indexing.index -> string option

semantic_value term is Some typ if terminal term has a semantic value of type typ, or None for unparameterized terminals.

val intersect : 
  'g grammar ->
  'g n Utils.Misc.indexset ->
  'g n Utils.Misc.indexset ->
  'g n Utils.Misc.indexset

Wrapper around IndexSet.inter speeding-up intersection with all

Sourceval is_error : 'g grammar -> 'g n Fix.Indexing.index -> bool

Is it the special `error` symbol

Sourceval lookaheads_to_string : 'g grammar -> 'g n Utils.Misc.indexset -> string

val find : 
  'g grammar ->
  ?approx:int ->
  string ->
  ('g n Fix.Indexing.index, (int * string * 'g n Fix.Indexing.index) list)
    Stdlib.result