package ocp-index
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  Lightweight completion and documentation browsing for OCaml libraries
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    dune-project
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  doc/ocp-index.lib/IndexScope/index.html
Module IndexScope
val empty : tThe empty scope
The type of gathered information within a scope
val read : ?line:int -> ?column:int -> in_channel -> tCompute the environment from an input channel, at an optional position or at EOF
val read_string : string -> tCompute the environment from a string
val fold : 
  ('a -> t -> Approx_lexer.token -> (int * int * int) -> 'a) ->
  'a ->
  ?init:env list ->
  ?stop:(Lexing.position -> bool) ->
  in_channel ->
  'aLower-level function for processing on the environment at every token. The position is given in the form (line, column, length)
val fold_string : 
  ('a -> t -> Approx_lexer.token -> (int * int * int) -> 'a) ->
  'a ->
  ?init:env list ->
  ?stop:(Lexing.position -> bool) ->
  string ->
  'aThe same from a string
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