ocp-index
is designed as a simple and light-weight documentation extractor for
OCaml, for command-line use or integrated in other tools (e.g. for
completion). It gathers information from .cmi
(à la ocamlbrowser) and
.cmt
/cmti
files, including structure, location, type, and ocamldoc comments
when available.
ocp-index COMMAND params OPTIONS
Examples:
ocp-index type Module.ident
ocp-index complete iden
ocp-index doc Module.ident
(TODO)ocp-index locate Module.ident
Options:
-
-I
include dirs / loaded libraries -
-O
consider given module as open -
output format:
--color
,--show
/--hide
to control the kinds of idents to display
./configure
make
make install
See below to compile and install the optional ocp-browser
.
A script ocp-index.el
is included under tools/
, and can be used together
with tuareg-mode or ocaml-mode and
auto-complete (packaged as
auto-complete-el
in Debian) to get completions and types in a popup menu.
You can run the script tools/emacs-setup.sh
to get hints on the configuration
of emacs for ocp-index (it won't modify any files). Adding the following
line to your .emacs
:
(load-file "<OPAM_ROOT>/share/typerex/ocp-index/ocp-index.el")
Will give you:
C-c TAB
to auto-complete ((global-set-key (kbd "KEY") 'auto-complete) to add your own binding)C-c t
to print the type of the identifier under cursorC-c ;
to jump to the definition of the identifier under cursor
See M-x customize ocp-index
for more options.
A small ncurses-based browser based on ocp-index is also included. You will need ocaml-curses installed to build it:
$ opam install curses
$ ocp-build ocp-browser
$ ocp-build install ocp-browser