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Module `Merlin_kernel.Mtyper`Source

Result of typechecker

Mtyper essentially produces a typedtree, but to make sense of it the OCaml typechecker need to be in a specific state.

The result type wraps a snapshot of this state with the typedtree to ensure correct accesses.

Sourcetype result

Sourcetype typedtree = [

| `Interface of Ocaml_typing.Typedtree.signature
| `Implementation of Ocaml_typing.Typedtree.structure

]

Sourcetype typer_cache_stats =

| Miss
| Hit of {
1. reused : int;
2. typed : int;
}

Source

type index_tbl =
  (Ocaml_typing.Shape.Uid.t
   * Ocaml_parsing.Longident.t Ocaml_parsing.Location.loc,
    unit)
    Merlin_utils.Stamped_hashtable.t

Source

val set_index_items : 
  (index:index_tbl ->
    stamp:int ->
    Mconfig.t ->
    [ `Impl of Ocaml_typing.Typedtree.structure_item list
    | `Intf of Ocaml_typing.Typedtree.signature_item list ] ->
    unit) ->
  unit

Sourceval run : Mconfig.t -> Mreader.parsetree -> result

Sourceval get_env : ?pos:Msource.position -> result -> Ocaml_typing.Env.t

Sourceval get_typedtree : result -> typedtree

Sourceval get_index : result -> index_tbl

Sourceval get_stamp : result -> int

Sourceval get_errors : result -> exn list

Sourceval initial_env : result -> Ocaml_typing.Env.t

Sourceval get_cache_stat : result -> typer_cache_stats

Sourceval node_at : ?skip_recovered:bool -> result -> Lexing.position -> Mbrowse.t

Heuristic to find suitable environment to complete / type at given position. * 1. Try to find environment near given cursor. * 2. Check if there is an invalid construct between found env and cursor : * Case a. * > let x = valid_expr || * The env found is the right most env from valid_expr, it's a correct * answer. * Case b. * > let x = valid_expr * > let y = invalid_construction|| * In this case, the env found is the same as in case a, however it is * preferable to use env from enclosing module rather than an env from * inside x definition.

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