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Lightweight completion and documentation browsing for OCaml libraries
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
ocp-index-1.4.1.tbz
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Description
This package includes
- The
ocp-indexlibrary and command-line tool ocp-grep, a tool that finds uses of a given (qualified) identifier in a source tree- bindings for emacs and vim (sublime text also available)
To automatically configure your editors, install this with package user-setup.
README
ocp-index is a light-weight tool and library providing easy access to the information contained in your OCaml cmi/cmt/cmti files. It can be used to provide features like library interface browsing, auto-completion, show-type and goto-source.
This source tree builds:
ocp-index.lib, the engine as a library- the
ocp-indexcommand-line tool - the
ocp-grepcommand-line tool, that can search code for a given qualified OCaml ident (including uses afteropens, etc.) - the
ocp-browsertool, which is a browser for installed OCaml APIs on the terminal
The first tree are part of opam package ocp-index, and the latter is in its own ocp-browser package.
ocp-index is part of TypeRex, developed and maintained by OCamlPro. Documentation to install and use this tool is available on http://www.typerex.org/ocp-index.html
It is released under LGPL v3 with linking exception.
Dependencies (6)
Dev Dependencies (1)
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odoc
with-doc
Used by (4)
- ocaml-top
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ocp-browser
< "1.1.7" | >= "1.4.1" -
ocp-index-top
< "0.5.0" - starterkit
Conflicts
None
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