package orec
Library
Module
Module type
Parameter
Class
Class type
Default namespace for record fields
include Namespace.S
type 'info get = (('a, 'mut) Type_data.getter * 'res) field_action constraint 'info = < x : 'a ; mut : 'mut ; ret : 'res >
Aliases for the field types
type 'a field = < x : 'a ; mut : Type_data.imm ; ret : 'a option > get
type 'a mut_field = < x : 'a ; mut : Type_data.mut ; ret : 'a option > get
type 'a exn_field = < x : 'a ; mut : Type_data.imm ; ret : 'a > get
type 'a exn_mut_field = < x : 'a ; mut : Type_data.mut ; ret : 'a > get
type ('param, 't) update = ('param Type_data.updater * 't) field_action
val empty : t
The empty record
val create : (Type_data.only Type_data.const, t) update list -> t
Create a new open record from a list of field updater : create [ field1 ^= value1; field2 ^= value2; ... ]
Only const updater make sense in this context, since there is no fields present.
val new_field : unit -> 'ty field
Creation of a new fields. Note that the type 'ty is weakly polymorphic once the field created. However, in this specific use case, it seems reasonable to annotate the field type by using one of the field type aliases.
val new_field_mut : unit -> 'ty mut_field
val new_field_exn : unit -> 'ty exn_field
val new_field_exn_mut : unit -> 'ty exn_mut_field
val put : < x : 'ty.. > get -> 'ty -> (_ Type_data.const, t) update
Constant field updater: record.%{ field ^= v }
sets the value of field
to v
and is equivalent to record.%{ put field v }
val (^=) : < x : 'ty.. > get -> 'ty -> (_ Type_data.const, t) update
val fmap : < x : 'ty.. > get -> ('ty -> 'ty) -> ('a Type_data.fn, t) update
Field map: record.%{field |= f }
or record.%{ fmap field f }
are equivalent to record.%{ field ^= f record.%{field} }
if the field exists, and do nothing otherwise
val (|=) : < x : 'ty.. > get -> ('ty -> 'ty) -> ('a Type_data.fn, t) update
Field combinator orec.%{ x & y }
is orec.%{x}.%{y}
val (&) :
(Type_data.any, t) update ->
(Type_data.any, t) update ->
(Type_data.any, t) update
val and_then :
(Type_data.any, t) update ->
(Type_data.any, t) update ->
(Type_data.any, t) update
val copy :
< x : 'ty ; mut : Type_data.mut.. > get ->
('a Type_data.fn, t) update
Copy a mutable field
val delete : < .. > get -> ('a Type_data.del, t) update
Delete a field, if the field does not exist, do nothing
val update : (Type_data.any, t) update -> t -> t
val set : < x : 'ty ; mut : Type_data.mut.. > get -> 'ty -> t -> unit
Operator version of get+update and set
val (.%{}) : t -> (_ * 'ret) field_action -> 'ret
(.%{} )
operator:
record.%{field}
returns the value of the fieldrecord.%{field ^= value}
returns a functional update of recordrecord.%{field |= f}
is equivalent torecord.{ field ^= f record.{field} }
record.%{delete field}
returns an updated version of record without this field
val (.%{}<-) : t -> < x : 'ty ; mut : Type_data.mut.. > get -> 'ty -> unit
val transmute :
< x : 'a ; mut : 'm.. > as 'x get ->
('a, 'b) bijection ->
< x : 'b ; mut : 'm ; ret : 'b option > get
Use the type equality implied by the bijection 'a⟺'b
to create a new 'b
field getter from an 'a
field getter. The new field getter uses option access
val (@:) :
< x : 'a ; mut : 'm.. > as 'x get ->
('a, 'b) bijection ->
< x : 'b ; mut : 'm ; ret : 'b option > get
Operator version of transmute