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ocamlformat
- Ocamlformat
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  - Cmt
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ocamlformat.format_
- Format_
ocamlformat.ocaml_common
- Ocaml_common
  - Location
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ocamlformat.ocamlformat_stdlib
- Ocamlformat_stdlib
  - Cmdliner
  - Export
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ocamlformat.parser_extended
- Parser_extended
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ocamlformat.parser_recovery
- Parser_recovery
ocamlformat.parser_shims
- Parser_shims
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ocamlformat.parser_standard
- Parser_standard
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    Cl
    
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    Sig
    
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    WithMenhir
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    Incremental
    
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ocamlformat.rpc
- Ocamlformat_rpc
  - IO
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    V1
    
    V2
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ocamlformat.rpc_lib_protocol
- Ocamlformat_rpc_lib_protocol
  - IO
    
    S
  - Protocol
    
    Make
    
    Command_S
    
    IO
    
    Init
    
    V1
    
    V2
    
    Version

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Extension of Cmdliner supporting lighter-weight option definition

include module type of struct include Cmdliner end

module Manpage = Cmdliner.Manpage

Man page specification.

module Term = Cmdliner.Term

Terms.

module Cmd = Cmdliner.Cmd

Commands.

module Arg = Cmdliner.Arg

Terms for command line arguments.

val mk : default:'a -> 'a Term.t -> 'a ref

mk ~default term is a ref which, after parse is called, contains the value of the command line option specified by term.

val parse : 
  Cmd.info ->
  (unit -> 'a Term.ret) ->
  ('a Cmd.eval_ok, Cmd.eval_error) result

parse info validate parses the command line according to the options declared by calls to mk, using manual and version info, and calling validate to check usage constraints not expressible in the Term language.