package hardcaml_waveterm

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A terminal based digital waveform viewer for Hardcaml

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A Rule.t is a predicate on Port.ts that specifies the display format of matching ports.

Sourcetype t =

| Default
| Regexp of {
1. re : Re.re;
2. wave_format : Wave_format.t;
3. alignment : Text_alignment.t;
}
| Names of {
1. names : Hardcaml_waveterm_kernel__.Port_name.t Base.list;
2. wave_format : Wave_format.t;
3. alignment : Text_alignment.t;
}
| Custom of Hardcaml_waveterm_kernel__.Port.t -> Wave_format.t Base.option
| Custom_with_alignment of Hardcaml_waveterm_kernel__.Port.t -> (Wave_format.t * Text_alignment.t) Base.option

Sourceval sexp_of_t : t -> Sexplib0.Sexp.t

Sourceval default : t

Default formatting - binary for 1 bit signals, hex otherwise.

val port_name_matches : 
  ?alignment:Text_alignment.t ->
  Re.re ->
  wave_format:Wave_format.t ->
  t

Use given format for ports whose name match the regular expression re.

val port_name_is : 
  ?alignment:Text_alignment.t ->
  Base.string ->
  wave_format:Wave_format.t ->
  t

Use format for ports with given name.

val port_name_is_one_of : 
  ?alignment:Text_alignment.t ->
  wave_format:Wave_format.t ->
  Base.string Base.list ->
  t

Match any one of a list of names.

val custom : 
  f:(Hardcaml_waveterm_kernel__.Port.t -> Wave_format.t Base.option) ->
  t

In custom f, f returns None to signify no match, or Some format to specify a display format.

val custom_with_alignment : 
  f:
    (Hardcaml_waveterm_kernel__.Port.t ->
      (Wave_format.t * Text_alignment.t) Base.option) ->
  t

Similar tp f, but allows the user to specify the alignment of the wave.

Sourcemodule type States = sig ... end

val states : 
  ?onehot:Base.bool ->
  ?alignment:Text_alignment.t ->
  (module States) ->
  Base.string ->
  t

For use with statemachines. Derives state names from the variant describing the states of the state machine.