Identifiable.Tbl.T(3)

✨ NAME ✨

Identifiable.Tbl.T — and bestie, the manpage literally says "no description" 😭 like it's not even gonna try. That's the whole entry. We move.

🫶 Module 🫶

Okay so this whole page lives in the OCaml library manual (more on that at the bottom 💖), and the module you're looking at is:

Module Identifiable.Tbl.T

That's it, that's the address. Knock on that door 🚪✨

💅 Documentation 💅

Inside, it's giving very "small but mighty" — the module is declared like this:

Module T
 : sig end

Lowkey iconic that it says sig end and nothing in between, but okay 👑 the actual contents are these:

• type t — there's a type named t, your classic OCaml main-character type name 💫
• include Map.OrderedType — it pulls in everything from Map.OrderedType, so it's got that ordered-map energy 🌸
• include Hashtbl.HashedType — and it also pulls in everything from Hashtbl.HashedType, so it's hashtable-ready too 🔥

So yes — this little T is doing double duty, slaying in both map-land and hashtable-land fr fr 💀💅 no cap.

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