package vscoq-language-server
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VSCoq language server
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
vscoq-language-server-2.2.6.tar.gz
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doc/vscoq-language-server.dm/Dm/ExecutionManager/index.html
Module Dm.ExecutionManagerSource
The event manager is in charge of the actual event of tasks (as defined by the scheduler), caching event states and invalidating them. It can delegate to worker processes via DelegationManager
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type options = {delegation_mode : delegation_mode;completion_options : Protocol.Settings.Completion.t;enableDiagnostics : bool;
}Execution state, includes the cache
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val invalidate :
Document.document ->
Scheduler.schedule ->
Types.sentence_id ->
state ->
stateSource
val all_errors :
state ->
(Types.sentence_id * (Loc.t option * Pp.t * Quickfix.t list option)) listSource
val shift_overview :
state ->
before:RawDocument.t ->
after:RawDocument.t ->
start:int ->
offset:int ->
statewe know if it worked and we have the state in this process
we know if it worked but we do not have the state in this process
Returns the vernac state after the sentence
Events for the main loop
Execution happens in two steps. In particular the event one takes only one task at a time to ease checking for interruption
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val build_tasks_for :
Document.document ->
Scheduler.schedule ->
state ->
Types.sentence_id ->
bool ->
Vernacstate.t * state * prepared_task option * errored_sentenceSource
val execute :
state ->
Document.document ->
(Vernacstate.t * events * bool) ->
prepared_task ->
bool ->
prepared_task option * state * Vernacstate.t * events * errored_sentenceCoq toplevels for delegation without fork
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