package lsp

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LSP protocol implementation in OCaml

Install

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Functions on paths that are represented as strings

Sourcetype mkdir_result =

| Already_exists
(*
The directory already exists. No action was taken.
*)
| Created
(*
The directory was created.
*)
| Missing_parent_directory
(*
No parent directory, use mkdir_p if you want to create it too.
*)

Sourceval mkdir : ?perms:int -> string -> mkdir_result

Sourcetype mkdir_p_result =

Sourceval mkdir_p : ?perms:int -> string -> mkdir_p_result

Sourcetype follow_symlink_error =

Sourceval follow_symlink : string -> (string, follow_symlink_error) result

Sourceval unlink : string -> unit

Sourceval unlink_no_err : string -> unit

Sourceval initial_cwd : string

Sourcetype clear_dir_result =

Sourceval clear_dir : string -> clear_dir_result

Sourceval rm_rf : ?allow_external:bool -> string -> unit

If the path does not exist, this function is a no-op.