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LSP protocol implementation in OCaml

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Dune Dependency

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Rudi Grinberg <me@rgrinerg.com>

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Module `Stdune.Console`Source

Manages the console

The console is a system than can report messages and a status to the user. It is usually the terminal the application is connected to, however it could be something else. This module allow to set a global backend for the application as well as composing backends.

Sourcemodule Backend : sig ... end

The main backend for the application

include Backend.S

Sourceval print_user_message : User_message.t -> unit

Format and print a user message to the console

Sourceval set_status_line : User_message.Style.t Pp.t option -> unit

Change the status line

Sourceval print_if_no_status_line : User_message.Style.t Pp.t -> unit

Print a message if the backend does not display the status line. This is needed so that the important status changes show up even when a dumb terminal backend is used.

Sourceval reset : unit -> unit

Reset the log output

Sourceval print : User_message.Style.t Pp.t list -> unit

print paragraphs is a short-hand for:

 print_user_message (User_message.make paragraphs)

Sourcemodule Status_line : sig ... end

This module allows to buffer status updates so that they don't slow down the application