package pfff

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pfff-matcher

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type visitor_in = {

kexpr : ((Ast_generic.expr -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.expr -> unit;
kstmt : ((Ast_generic.stmt -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.stmt -> unit;
ktype_ : ((Ast_generic.type_ -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.type_ -> unit;
kpattern : ((Ast_generic.pattern -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.pattern -> unit;
kdef : ((Ast_generic.definition -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.definition -> unit;
kdir : ((Ast_generic.directive -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.directive -> unit;
kitem : ((Ast_generic.item -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.item -> unit;
kattr : ((Ast_generic.attribute -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.attribute -> unit;
kparam : ((Ast_generic.parameter -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.parameter -> unit;
kname : ((Ast_generic.name -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.name -> unit;
kentity : ((Ast_generic.entity -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.entity -> unit;
kinfo : ((Ast_generic.tok -> unit) * visitor_out) -> Ast_generic.tok -> unit;

}

and visitor_out = Ast_generic.any -> unit

val default_visitor : visitor_in

val mk_visitor : visitor_in -> visitor_out