package containers-data

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containers-data
- CCBV
- CCBijection
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    L
    
    R
  - OrderedType
  - S
- CCBitField
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    _
  - S
- CCCache
- CCDeque
- CCFQueue
- CCFun_vec
- CCGraph
  - Dot
  - Iter
  - Lazy_tree
  - MAP
  - Map
    
    O
  - Traverse
    
    Event
- CCHashSet
  - ELEMENT
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    E
  - S
- CCHashTrie
  - KEY
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    K
  - S
  - Transient
- CCHet
  - Key
  - Map
  - Tbl
- CCImmutArray
- CCIntMap
- CCKTree
  - Dot
  - pset
- CCLazy_list
  - Infix
- CCMixmap
  - Make
    
    X
  - ORD
  - S
- CCMixset
- CCMixtbl
- CCMultiMap
  - BIDIR
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    K
    
    V
  - MakeBidir
    
    L
    
    R
  - OrderedType
  - S
- CCMultiSet
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    O
  - S
- CCMutHeap
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    X
- CCMutHeap_intf
  - RANKED
  - S
- CCPersistentArray
- CCPersistentHashtbl
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    H
  - S
- CCRAL
  - Infix
- CCRingBuffer
  - Array
    
    Byte
    
    Make
    
    Elt
    
    S
  - Byte
  - Make
    
    Array
    
    X
  - MakeFromArray
    
    A
  - S
    
    Array
- CCSimple_queue
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- CCTrie
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    W
  - MakeArray
    
    X
  - MakeList
    
    X
  - ORDERED
  - S
  - String
  - WORD
- CCWBTree
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    X
  - MakeFull
    
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type attribute = [

| `Color of string
| `Shape of string
| `Weight of int
| `Style of string
| `Label of string
| `Other of string * string

]

Dot attribute

type vertex_state

Hidden state associated to a vertex

val pp : 
  tbl:('v, vertex_state) table ->
  eq:('v -> 'v -> bool) ->
  ?attrs_v:('v -> attribute list) ->
  ?attrs_e:('e -> attribute list) ->
  ?name:string ->
  graph:('v, 'e) t ->
  Format.formatter ->
  'v ->
  unit

Print the graph, starting from given vertex, on the formatter.

parameter attrs_v
attributes for vertices.

parameter attrs_e
attributes for edges.

parameter name
name of the graph.

val pp_all : 
  tbl:('v, vertex_state) table ->
  eq:('v -> 'v -> bool) ->
  ?attrs_v:('v -> attribute list) ->
  ?attrs_e:('e -> attribute list) ->
  ?name:string ->
  graph:('v, 'e) t ->
  Format.formatter ->
  'v iter ->
  unit

Same as pp but starting from several vertices, not just one.

since 2.8

val with_out : string -> (Format.formatter -> 'a) -> 'a

Shortcut to open a file and write to it.