package merlin-lib
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Merlin's libraries
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dune-project
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merlin-5.9.tbz
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doc/merlin-lib.analysis/Merlin_analysis/Context/index.html
Module Merlin_analysis.ContextSource
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type t = | Constructor of Ocaml_typing.Data_types.constructor_description * Ocaml_parsing.Location.t| Expr| Label of Ocaml_typing.Data_types.label_description| Module_path| Module_type| Patt| Type| Constant| Unknown
Source
val inspect_browse_tree :
?disambiguate:Merlin_kernel.Mbrowse.Tie_breaker.t ->
cursor:Merlin_utils.Std.Lexing.position ->
Ocaml_parsing.Longident.t ->
Merlin_kernel.Mbrowse.t list ->
t optioninspect_browse_tree lid ~cursor mbrowse tries to provide contextual information given the selected identifier, the position of the cursor and the typed tree. It is used by Locate and Type_enclosing.
disambiguate is used to get the enclosing node when some nodes share the same location (but have different context).
The cursor position is used to distinguished whether a module path or an actual constructor name is pointed at when the cursor is in the middle of a longident, e.g. Foo.B|ar.Constructor (with | being the cursor).
FIXME: when cursor at (M.|A 3), the enclosing node returned is const 3, thus breaking the context inference.
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