package rdf

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rdf
- Rdf_config
- Rdf_dot
- Rdf_ds
- Rdf_dt
  - VMap
  - VSet
  - ValueOrdered
- Rdf_graph
  - Graph
  - Make
    
    S
  - Storage
- Rdf_loc
- Rdf_mem
  - Mem
  - Triples
    
    Map
    
    Set
- Rdf_misc
- Rdf_node
  - NSet
  - Ord_type
- Rdf_rdf
- Rdf_sparql
- Rdf_sparql_algebra
- Rdf_sparql_eval
  - GExprMap
  - GExprOrdered
- Rdf_sparql_expand
- Rdf_sparql_lex
- Rdf_sparql_map
- Rdf_sparql_ms
  - MuNOrdered
  - MuOrdered
  - MuSet
  - Multimu
- Rdf_sparql_parser
- Rdf_sparql_print
- Rdf_sparql_types
  - OrderedString
  - SMap
  - SSet
  - VarSet
- Rdf_sparql_vis
- Rdf_ttl
- Rdf_ttl_lex
- Rdf_ttl_parser
- Rdf_ttl_types
- Rdf_ulex
- Rdf_uri
  - Urimap
  - Uriset
- Rdf_utf8
- Rdf_xml
  - SMap

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type token =

| Uriref_ of string
| String_ of string
| SEMICOLON
| RIGHT_PAR
| RIGHT_BRACKET
| Qname_ of string option * string option
| LEFT_PAR
| LEFT_BRACKET
| Integer of string
| Identifier of string
| HATHAT
| EOF
| EMPTY_BRACKETS
| Double of string
| Decimal of string
| DOT
| COMMA
| Boolean of string
| Bname of string
| AT_PREFIX
| AT_BASE
| AT
| A

exception Error

val main : (Lexing.lexbuf -> token) -> Lexing.lexbuf -> Rdf_ttl_types.turtle