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(************************************************************************)
(* * The Coq Proof Assistant / The Coq Development Team *)
(* v * INRIA, CNRS and contributors - Copyright 1999-2018 *)
(* <O___,, * (see CREDITS file for the list of authors) *)
(* \VV/ **************************************************************)
(* // * This file is distributed under the terms of the *)
(* * GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 *)
(* * (see LICENSE file for the text of the license) *)
(************************************************************************)
(** This module implements pretty-printers for constr_expr syntactic
objects and their subcomponents. *)
(** The default pretty-printers produce pretty-printing commands ({!Pp.t}). *)
open Libnames
open Constrexpr
open Names
open Misctypes
open Notation_term
val prec_less : precedence -> tolerability -> bool
val pr_tight_coma : unit -> Pp.t
val pr_or_var : ('a -> Pp.t) -> 'a or_var -> Pp.t
val pr_lident : lident -> Pp.t
val pr_lname : lname -> Pp.t
val pr_with_comments : ?loc:Loc.t -> Pp.t -> Pp.t
val pr_com_at : int -> Pp.t
val pr_sep_com :
(unit -> Pp.t) ->
(constr_expr -> Pp.t) ->
constr_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_id : Id.t -> Pp.t
val pr_name : Name.t -> Pp.t
[@@ocaml.deprecated "alias of Names.Name.print"]
val pr_qualid : qualid -> Pp.t
val pr_patvar : patvar -> Pp.t
val pr_glob_level : glob_level -> Pp.t
val pr_glob_sort : glob_sort -> Pp.t
val pr_guard_annot : (constr_expr -> Pp.t) ->
local_binder_expr list ->
lident option * recursion_order_expr ->
Pp.t
val pr_record_body : (reference * constr_expr) list -> Pp.t
val pr_binders : local_binder_expr list -> Pp.t
val pr_constr_pattern_expr : constr_pattern_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_lconstr_pattern_expr : constr_pattern_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_constr_expr : constr_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_lconstr_expr : constr_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_cases_pattern_expr : cases_pattern_expr -> Pp.t
val pr_constr_expr_n : tolerability -> constr_expr -> Pp.t
type term_pr = {
pr_constr_expr : constr_expr -> Pp.t;
pr_lconstr_expr : constr_expr -> Pp.t;
pr_constr_pattern_expr : constr_pattern_expr -> Pp.t;
pr_lconstr_pattern_expr : constr_pattern_expr -> Pp.t
}
val set_term_pr : term_pr -> unit
val default_term_pr : term_pr
(* The modular constr printer.
[modular_constr_pr pr s p t] prints the head of the term [t] and calls
[pr] on its subterms.
[s] is typically {!Pp.mt} and [p] is [lsimpleconstr] for "constr" printers
and [ltop] for "lconstr" printers (spiwack: we might need more
specification here).
We can make a new modular constr printer by overriding certain branches,
for instance if we want to build a printer which prints "Prop" as "Omega"
instead we can proceed as follows:
let my_modular_constr_pr pr s p = function
| CSort (_,GProp Null) -> str "Omega"
| t -> modular_constr_pr pr s p t
Which has the same type. We can turn a modular printer into a printer by
taking its fixpoint. *)
val lsimpleconstr : tolerability
val ltop : tolerability
val modular_constr_pr :
((unit->Pp.t) -> tolerability -> constr_expr -> Pp.t) ->
(unit->Pp.t) -> tolerability -> constr_expr -> Pp.t
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