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package patdiff

patdiff
- Patdiff
  - Compare_core
    
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  - Patdiff_core
  - Private
patdiff.expect_test_patdiff
- Expect_test_patdiff
patdiff.kernel
- Patdiff_kernel
  - Ansi_output
    
    Rule
  - Ascii_output
    
    Rule
  - Compare_core
    
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    Patdiff_core
    
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  - Comparison_result
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  - Diff_input
    
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  - File_helpers
    
    Trailing_newline
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  - Float_tolerance
  - Format
    
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    Provide_hash
    
    Provide_of_sexp
    
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    RGB6
    
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    Provide_hash
    
    Provide_of_sexp
    
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    Location_style
    
    Rule
    
    Affix
    
    Rules
    
    Style
    
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    Provide_hash
    
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    Provide_of_sexp
    
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    Mtime
    
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  - Hunks
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  - Should_keep_whitespace

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A rule consists of a styled prefix, a styled suffix, and a style. Rules are applied to strings using functions defined in Output_ops.

module Affix : sig ... end

An affix is either a prefix or a suffix.

type t = private {

pre : Affix.t;
suf : Affix.t;
styles : Style.t list;

}

val sexp_of_t : t -> Sexplib0.Sexp.t

val create : ?pre:Affix.t -> ?suf:Affix.t -> Style.t list -> t

Rule creation: Most rules have a style, and maybe a prefix. For instance, a line_next rule might have a bold "+" prefix and a green style.

val blank : t

val unstyled_prefix : string -> t

val strip_styles : t -> t