Location.Doc(3)

✨ NAME ✨

Location.Doc — okay so the manpage literally says "no description" and honestly? iconic mystery-box energy 🎀 bestie it's a module of little printer helpers for the compiler's Location stuff, and the docs are serving "figure it out yourself, queen." No cap, that's all the NAME section gives us.

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📦 Module 📦

Here's the whole thing, and yes it really is this short, don't come for me:

Module Doc
 : sig end

That's Location.Doc — a module whose signature just says sig end at the outer level. The good stuff lives in the vals below 👇

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💖 Documentation 💖

Module Doc it is, and here's every single value it ships. Not one skipped, not one merged, fr fr 🫶

• val separate_new_message : unit Format_doc.printer — a printer that takes unit and, as the name lowkey screams, separates a new message. Type is exactly unit Format_doc.printer, no substitutions 💅
• val filename : string Format_doc.printer — a printer for a string filename. It's giving "just print the path, bestie" ✨
• val quoted_filename : string Format_doc.printer — same string energy but the filename comes out quoted, hence the name. Obsessed with the honesty 🌸
• val loc : Location.t Format_doc.printer — a printer for a single Location.t. One location, one slay 🔥
• val locs : Location.t list Format_doc.printer — a printer for a Location.t list. Plural. A whole little squad of locations 💜

Heads up: that's genuinely the entire documentation in the original. Five vals, each typed _ Format_doc.printer, and zero extra prose. I'm not hiding lore from you — there is no lore. 😭

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And that's the page, bestie — every val, every type, every sig end, all present and accounted for 👑

Cute little sign-off: this page came from OCamldoc, dated 2026-06-22 — so go forth, print your locations, and remember that a manpage with no description is still a manpage that ate 🎀✨🦋