package coq-lsp

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Language Server Protocol native server for Coq

Install

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Sourcemodule Unicode_completion : sig ... end

Sourcetype t = {

mem_stats : bool;
(*
mem_stats Call Obj.reachable_words for every sentence. This is very slow and not very useful, so disabled by default
*)
gc_quick_stats : bool;
(*
gc_quick_stats Show the diff of Gc.quick_stats data for each sentence
*)
client_version : string;
eager_diagnostics : bool;
(*
eager_diagnostics Send (full) diagnostics after processing each
*)
ok_diagnostics : bool;
(*
Show diagnostic for OK lines
*)
goal_after_tactic : bool;
(*
When showing goals and the cursor is in a tactic, if false, show goals before executing the tactic, if true, show goals after
*)
show_coq_info_messages : bool;
(*
Show `msg_info` messages in diagnostics
*)
show_notices_as_diagnostics : bool;
(*
Show `msg_notice` messages in diagnostics
*)
admit_on_bad_qed : bool;
(*
admit_on_bad_qed There are two possible error recovery strategies when a Qed fails: one is not to add the constant to the state, the other one is admit it. We find the second behavior more useful, but YMMV.
*)
debug : bool;
(*
Enable debug on Coq side, including backtraces
*)
unicode_completion : Unicode_completion.t;
max_errors : int;

}

Sourceval default : t

Sourceval v : t ref