package sexp_pretty

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sexp_pretty
- Sexp_pretty

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Pretty-printing of S-expressions.

Warning! It is not recommended to use this library in critical code, and certainly not in a context where the sexp produced by that module are expected to be parsed again. There is no guarantee that the code won't raise. The scrutiny of review is low at the moment and some work would be required to bump it. Suitable for human readable sexps only. It was added to the base projection to allow expect tests to more easily generate more readable s-expressions, even when used in contexts that require base-projection only code.

module Config : sig ... end

module type S = sig ... end

include S with type sexp := Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.t

type 'a writer = Config.t -> 'a -> Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.t -> Import.unit

val pp_formatter : Sexp_pretty.Import.Format.formatter writer

pp_formatter conf fmt sepx will mutate the fmt with functions such as set_formatter_tag_functions

val pp_buffer : Sexp_pretty.Import.Buffer.t writer

val pp_out_channel : Import.Out_channel.t writer

val pp_blit : (Import.string, Import.unit) Sexp_pretty.Import.Blit.sub writer

val pretty_string : Config.t -> Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.t -> Import.string

pretty_string needs to allocate. If you care about performance, using one of the pp_* functions above is advised.

val sexp_to_string : Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.t -> Import.string

module Sexp_with_layout : 
  S with type sexp := Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.With_layout.t_or_comment

val command_main : 
  color:Import.bool ->
  config_file:Import.string Import.option ->
  drop_comments:Import.bool ->
  interpret_atom_as_sexp:Import.bool ->
  new_line_separator:Import.bool Import.option ->
  print_settings:Import.bool ->
  Import.unit

module Normalize : sig ... end

val sexp_to_sexp_or_comment : 
  Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.t ->
  Sexp_pretty.Import.Sexp.With_layout.t_or_comment