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package crs

crs
- Library crs.cr-comment
  - Cr_comment
    
    Due
    
    Kind
    
    Filter
    
    Digest_hex
    
    Header
    
    With_loc
    
    For_sorted_output
    
    Private
    
    Header
- Library crs.crs-cli
  - Crs_cli
    
    Private
- Library crs.crs-parser
  - Crs_parser
- Sources
  - crs.cr-comment
    
    cr_comment.ml
    
    cr_comment0.ml
    
    cr_comment__.ml
    
    due.ml
    
    filter.ml
    
    kind.ml
  - crs.crs-cli
    
    cmd__grep.ml
    
    cmd__tools__emacs_grep.ml
    
    common_helpers.ml
    
    crs_cli.ml
    
    crs_cli__.ml
    
    enclosing_repo.ml
    
    summary_table.ml
  - crs.crs-parser
    
    crs_parser.ml
    
    crs_parser__.ml
    
    file_parser.ml
    
    header_parser.ml

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Module `Cr_comment.Header`Source

Sourcetype t

include Ppx_compare_lib.Equal.S with type t := t

Sourceval equal : t -> t -> bool

Sourceval sexp_of_t : t -> Sexplib0.Sexp.t

Sourceval reported_by : t -> Volgo.Vcs.User_handle.t

reported_by is user in CR user....

Sourceval for_ : t -> Volgo.Vcs.User_handle.t Base.option

for_ is user2 in CR user1 for user2: .... Assigning CRs to particular users is optional. This returns None if that part is left out, such as in CR user1: Comment.

Sourceval kind : t -> Kind.t

Sourceval due : t -> Due.t

This returns the syntactic due class if present CR-soon or CR-someday. If there is no due specifier, this returns Now.

Sourcemodule With_loc : sig ... end

These getters allows you to access the position of each elements of the CR header. This is meant for tools processing CRs automatically, such as CRs rewriters.

package crs

Module Cr_comment.HeaderSource

Module `Cr_comment.Header`Source