package octez-protocol-019-PtParisB-libs

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type 'prim parser_result = {

source : string;
(*
The original source code.
*)
unexpanded : string Tezos_micheline.Micheline.canonical;
(*
Original expression with macros.
*)
expanded : 'prim Tezos_micheline.Micheline.canonical;
(*
Expression with macros fully expanded.
*)
expansion_table : (int * (Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.location * int list)) list;
(*
Associates unexpanded nodes to their parsing locations and the nodes expanded from it in the expanded expression.
*)
unexpansion_table : (int * int) list;
(*
Associates an expanded node to its source in the unexpanded expression.
*)

}

The result of parsing and expanding a Michelson V1 script or data.

type parsed =
  Tezos_protocol_019_PtParisB.Protocol.Michelson_v1_primitives.prim
    parser_result

val compare_parsed : parsed -> parsed -> int

val parse_toplevel : 
  ?check:bool ->
  string ->
  parsed Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.parsing_result

val expand_toplevel : 
  ?check:bool ->
  string ->
  string parser_result Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.parsing_result

Same as parse_toplevel but skips the final step (recognizing the primitives).

val parse_expression : 
  ?check:bool ->
  string ->
  parsed Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.parsing_result

val expand_expression : 
  ?check:bool ->
  string ->
  string parser_result Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.parsing_result

Same as parse_expression but skips the final step (recognizing the primitives).

val expand_all_and_recognize_prims : 
  source:string ->
  original:Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.node ->
  parsed Tezos_micheline.Micheline_parser.parsing_result

val unrecognize_prims : parsed -> string parser_result