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Adding a (constr) notation in the environment

val add_notation : local:bool -> infix:bool -> Deprecation.t option -> Environ.env -> Constrexpr.constr_expr -> (Names.lstring * Vernacexpr.syntax_modifier CAst.t list) -> Notation_term.scope_name option -> unit
val add_notation_extra_printing_rule : string -> string -> string -> unit

Declaring scopes, delimiter keys and default scopes

val declare_scope : Vernacexpr.locality_flag -> Notation_term.scope_name -> unit
val add_delimiters : Vernacexpr.locality_flag -> Notation_term.scope_name -> string -> unit
val remove_delimiters : Vernacexpr.locality_flag -> Notation_term.scope_name -> unit

Add a notation interpretation associated to a "where" clause (already has pa/pp rules)

type where_decl_notation
val prepare_where_notation : Vernacexpr.decl_notation -> where_decl_notation

Interpret the modifiers of a where-notation

val add_notation_interpretation : local:bool -> Environ.env -> where_decl_notation -> unit

Declare the interpretation of the where-notation

val set_notation_for_interpretation : Environ.env -> Constrintern.internalization_env -> where_decl_notation -> unit

Set the interpretation of the where-notation for interpreting a mutual block

Add only the parsing/printing rule of a notation

val add_reserved_notation : local:bool -> infix:bool -> (Names.lstring * Vernacexpr.syntax_modifier CAst.t list) -> unit

Add a syntactic definition (as in "Notation f := ...")

val add_abbreviation : local:bool -> Deprecation.t option -> Environ.env -> Names.Id.t -> (Names.Id.t list * Constrexpr.constr_expr) -> Vernacexpr.syntax_modifier CAst.t list -> unit

Print the Camlp5 state of a grammar

val pr_grammar : string -> Pp.t
val pr_custom_grammar : string -> Pp.t
val with_syntax_protection : ('a -> 'b) -> 'a -> 'b
val declare_custom_entry : Vernacexpr.locality_flag -> string -> unit

Declare given string as a custom grammar entry

val check_custom_entry : string -> unit

Check that the given string is a valid custom entry that has been declared

Pretty print level information of a notation and all of its arguments

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