Identifiable.Set(3)
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okay so bestie, welcome to Identifiable.Set(3) from the OCaml library πβ¨. The NAME section is literally just:
no description
and that's not me gatekeeping β that's the actual description. Minimalist icon behavior ππ .
πΈ Module type πΈ
This page is all about Module type Identifiable.Set π¦. It's giving "I'm a module type and I know it" energy, fr fr.
π§ Documentation π§
The docs start with this little beauty:
Module type Set
= sig end
Then we got module T : Set.OrderedType β yes bestie, T is here and it's a Set.OrderedType π«Ά.
Next up: include Set.S β the whole Set.S include situation is included, no cap π.
And now the val lineup, all present and accounted for, all iconic:
val output : out_channel -> t -> unitval print : Format.formatter -> t -> unitval to_string : t -> stringval of_list : elt list -> tval map : (elt -> elt) -> t -> t
That's the whole squad π₯. Every signature exactly as written, periodt.
mwah π β this page is from OCamldoc, dated 2026-06-22, and it's serving Identifiable.Set(3) realness. bye bestie πβ¨
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