package ppx_seq
Seq literals ppx for OCaml
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
0.3.2.tar.gz
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Description
Simple unintrusive ppx rewriter that offers Seq literals. It offers List-like syntax in the form of [%seq a; b; c...], among other features like a compact ranges syntax.
README
README
ppx_seq ------- simple unintrusive ppx rewriter that provides easy-to-construct sequence syntax this rewriter aims to facilitate the use of Seq module, especially after the excellent additions to it starting from OCaml 4.14 install: the package is provided in opam.ocaml.org, just issue the following $ opam install ppx_seq you can also build it locally with dune $ dune build $ dune install if you want to work on a dev version, you can use `opam pin` on this repository usage: play around with the rewriter in your favourite toplevel like so # without project, in shell $ ocaml $(ocamlfind printppx ppx_seq) [options...] # or $ ocaml -ppx 'ocamlfind ppx_seq/ppx.exe -as-ppx' [options...] (* or, in a toplevel and with ocamlfind *) # #require "ppx_seq" (* within a project that depends on ppx_seq *) # #use_output "dune top" compile executables with the rewriter as a preprocessor like so # a shortcut is provided when compiling, not invoking a toplevel $ ocamlfind (c|opt) -package ppx_seq [options...] # ocamlfind is only used for convenience, so you can use ppx directly.. e.g. $ ocaml[c|opt] -ppx '..../lib/ppx_seq/ppx.exe -as-ppx' [options...] ;; or in a dune file (executable/library/test... ... (preprocess (pps ppx_seq)))
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