package wax-lib
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Libraries for Wax, a Rust-like syntax for WebAssembly
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
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Sources
wax-v0.3.0.tbz
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doc/wax-lib.utils/Wax_utils/index.html
Module Wax_utilsSource
A structured diagnostic message: prose that reflows at the target width, plus styled/quoted atoms and escape-hatch fragments that render an AST fragment (a type, an instruction) through the shared pretty-printer.
Runtime resolution of the <N> / <^N> markers stele's generated messages carry.
Sound-alike and spell-checking utilities.
A pretty-printing context pairing a layout Printer.t with a colour Colors.theme and the Trivia (comments, blank lines) to weave back into the output. The styling and trivia plumbing is shared by the Wax and the WebAssembly printers, which wrap this context with their own format-specific state.
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