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Currently :
- only Admitted uses the Unsafe return status
- the status is ignored in coqtop
- Coqide sees the status but apparently doesn't use it for colouring (I'm not
sure why, but then again, it's not as if I understood coqide's code or
anything)
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If an EXTEND block triggers an exception, the current behavior
is to print the exception (with Errors.print) ... and continue
as if nothing happened.
It's tempting to stop ignoring this exception, but that would currently
break ssreflect. For the moment, we simply display a nicer message
as suggested in bug #2797:
- the message starts with Warning instead of Error, and ends with a \n
- it also embeds the name of the concerned EXTEND block
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In particular restoring a frozen summary (for instance during
a backtrack) will not replay the plugin init functions.
Backtracking on a "Declare ML Module" and replaying it will
correctly replay the init function (cache function in libobject).
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This provides an ad-hoc way to solve the second part of
bug #2820 (Show Script not working when proof started inside a Load)
When doing Load on a file, two behaviors are possible:
- either the history stack is grown by only one command,
the "Load" itself. This is mandatory for command-counting
interfaces (CoqIDE).
- either each individual sub-commands in the file is added
to the history stack. This allows commands like Show Script
to work across the loaded file boundary (cf. bug #2820).
Ideally, we should be able to combine someday the benefits of
the two approaches. But in the meantime, we resort to a flag :
using "Unset Atomic Load" should make "Show Script" work across Load.
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This was a wish by A. Chlipala on coq-club
Both Reset foo and Reset Initial are accepted (with a warning).
If some proofs were opened, all of them are aborted. This isn't the
behavior of the interactive Reset that has more information and can
be more selective, but this shouldn't be a big issue in practice.
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All the purely monadic code has been moved to a new module Monads,
where, I'm afraid to confess, I got to use a number of proof transformers
to modularise the definition of tactics. It is still not easy to understand (why
would it with backtracking support?) but at least it's more robust, cleaner,
and more extensible. Plus there is now a Proofview.tclORELSE which will
be used to interprete the Ltac tactical (t1 || t2).
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try program coercions before
the last resort typeclass resolution to resolve a conversion problem.
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Only their conclusion is printed (with a "subgoal n" header) like every goal
but the first in the usual case.
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After discovering a rewrite in Ergo that takes a loooong time due
to a bad interaction with the instances of Permutation and PermutationA :
- PermutationA is now in a separate file SetoidPermutation
- File Permutation.v isn't Require'd by SetoidList anymore
nor MergeSort.v, just the definitions in Sorted.v
- Attempt to put a priority on these instances.
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Now a proper error message is displayed.
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for emacs mode.
Hopefully fixes Bug 2678 this time. Much saner and more compact code.
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The ugly syntax "destruct x as [ ]_eqn:H" is replaced by:
destruct x eqn:H
destruct x as [ ] eqn:H
Some with induction. Of course, the pattern behind "as" is arbitrary.
For an anonymous version, H could be replaced by ?. The old syntax
with "_eqn" still works for the moment, by triggers a warning.
For making this new syntax work, we had to change the seldom-used
"induction x y z using foo" into "induction x, y, z using foo".
Now, only one "using" can be used per command instead of one per
comma-separated group earlier, but I doubt this will bother anyone.
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Based on a patch contributed by D. de Rauglaudre on coq-dev.
I've added some specific treatment of { } and bullets - + *.
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situations (see rewrite MonoidMonadTrans.bind_toLower' in
Misc/QuicksortComplexity/monoid_expec.v).
Also fixing badly designed test 2817.v.
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It is used as Print Namespace Coq.Init.
This prototypes only prints the name of constants (hence no inductive types).
The display order is a tad arbitrary too.
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amusingly, show up when writing dir path of length at least 3 (with
Print LoadPath).
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error when called on ill-typed term, because pretyping called retyping
which in turn is expected to be called only with typable arguments).
Incidentally, #1206 shows once more time the problem of confusion
between section variables (which morally don't have to be cleared) and
their copy in goal (which can be cleared).
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Some "dependent evars" were forgotten in the emacs mode.
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One slight point to check someday : fourier used to
launch a tactic called Ring.polynom in some cases.
It it crucial ? If so, how to replace with the setoid_ring
equivalent ?
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So -> is at level 99 since commit 15515. In particular it has now
*less* priority than <->, i.e. A->B<->C is now parsed as A->(B<->C)
instead of the former awkward and beginner-misleading (A->B)<->C.
Sorry, I was planning to do a separate commit for that, but I forgot.
In fact, the parsing rules for -> were slightly changed during
Pierre B's recent conversion of -> to a true Notation, leading
to a nasty sitution : A->B<->C->D was parsed as A->(B<->(C->D)).
With no obvious solution to restore full compatibility, we decided
to go for the parsing described above, both easy to implement
and to work with.
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rewrite_db fails if nothing has been rewritten, and it only performs
*one* top-down pass. For the moment, use (repeat rewrite_db) for
emulating more closely autorewrite.
Btw, let's make Himsg.explain_ltac_call_trace robust wrt TacExtend
with fun(ny) parts
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Initial idea was to just avoid compat notations such
as Z_of_nat --> Z.of_nat, but I ended trying to improve
a few proofs...
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Most of these heavyweight annotations were introduced a long time ago
by the automatic 7.x -> 8.0 translator
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