Parser.Incremental(3)

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okay so bestie, welcome to the Parser.Incremental(3) page from the OCaml library β€” that's the header vibe folded right in. And the actual NAME section? It literally says <pink>no description</pink>. That's it. Minimalist queen behavior, honestly. πŸ’…

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Module Parser.Incremental β€” that's the module we're looking at, periodt.

🌸 Documentation 🌸

The docs open with this little signature cutie:

Module Incremental
 : sig end

Then it's a whole lineup of val declarations, and every single one takes a Lexing.position and is followed by Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint. No cap. Here's every single one so we don't miss a thing:

  • val use_file : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.toplevel_phrase list β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val toplevel_phrase : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.toplevel_phrase β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_val_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_pattern : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.pattern β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_mty_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_module_type : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.module_type β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_module_expr : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.module_expr β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_mod_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_mod_ext_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_expression : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.expression β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_core_type : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.core_type β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_constr_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val parse_any_longident : Lexing.position -> Longident.t β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val interface : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.signature β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.
  • val implementation : Lexing.position -> Parsetree.structure β€” then the docs put Parser.MenhirInterpreter.checkpoint.

That's the whole page, bestie. 🫢 It's from the OCaml library, and this little doc was generated by OCamldoc with the date 2026-06-22. Catch you in the next man page! πŸ’–βœ¨

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