package ocaml-webworker

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ocaml-webworker
- Ocaml_webworker
  - Browse_misc
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  - Cmt_cache
  - Code_execution_webworker
  - Completion
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  - File_cache
    
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  - Location_aux
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  - Type_utils
    
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type t = Location.t = {

loc_start : Std.Lexing.position;
loc_end : Std.Lexing.position;
loc_ghost : bool;

}

val compare_pos : Std.Lexing.position -> Location.t -> int

val union : Location.t -> Location.t -> Location.t

val extend : Location.t -> Location.t -> Location.t

val prepare_errors : exn list -> Location.error list

Filter valid errors, log invalid ones

val print : unit -> Location.t -> string

val print_loc : (unit -> 'a -> string) -> unit -> 'a Location.loc -> string