- make sure type t always come first
- Map.map, Map.fold, ... never pass the key to the callback while Map.mapi, Map.foldi, ... do
- removed the ~key and ~data labels, I find them useless and annoying
- Set.elements --> Set.to_list
- Map.bindings --> Map.to_list
- Map.of_alist --> Map.of_list
- added Ordering.t for comparison functions
- renamed Inl/Inr to Left/Right. The latter seems clearer
- moved List.longest to String.longest
- added a Pp module with a nicer API than Format
This required to remove the labeled ~dir arguments in Action because
one would have had to use the same label for the expansion context in
String_with_vars, which would have been odd for generic expansion
functions.
This implies that an atom can only contain a single variable, such as
${@}, and not something like xxx${@}xxx. The internal representation
was changed not to be able to represent the latter.
Define the representation for quoted variables, adapt the test of
strings made of a single variable, and add a constructor.
[String_with_vars.t] is not yet able to use that representation
because the necessary information is not available from the parser.
For instance (chdir ${read:foo} ...) is not allowed. This doesn't seem
really useful since we couldn't express the targets anyway and
supporting it complicate the code.
- ${read:<filename>} -> expand to the contents of the file
- ${read-lines:<filename>} -> expand to the list of lines in the file
- ${read-strings:<filename> -> expand to the list of lines in the file,
unescaped using OCaml escaping rules
Generalize ${!...} form
Rudi Grinberg
Jérémie Dimino
Christophe Troestler
Jeremie Dimino
Thomas Refis