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Module Pa_infix.Level

module Level: sig .. end
Level of precedence of operators (also specifies their associativity).
type unary 
type binary 
type 'a t
A precedence level. Can be for unary or binary operators. Precedence levels know their associativity.
type arity =
| Unary
| Binary
Arity of a level. Levels for unary and binary operators are different (unary operators always bind more tightly than binary ones).
type assoc = Camlp4.Sig.Grammar.assoc =
| NonA
| RightA
| LeftA
Possible associativity values for binary infix operators.
type 'a precedence =
| Highest (*Binds tighter than all previously defined levels of the same arity.*)
| Higher of 'a t (*Higher l binds tighter than the level l.*)
| Lower of 'a t (*Lower l binds less tight than l*)
| Lowest (*Binds less tight than all previously defined levels of the same arity.*)
Relative precedence of new levels.
exception Bad_arity
Bad_arity is raised if the type of level required by a function is not respected.
val compare : 'a t -> 'b t -> int
Total ordering on Level.t
val binary : ?name:string ->
       ?assoc:assoc ->
       binary precedence ->
       binary t
binary prec creates a new level for infix operators at the level specified by prec.
Raises Bad_arity if a '_a precedence is given which does not turn out to be a binary precedence.
name : the name of the new level (only used for error reporting).
assoc : the associativity of the new level. By default, the associativity is inherited from the the level given in prec or is NonA for Highest and Lowest.
val unary : ?name:string ->
       unary precedence ->
       unary t
unnary prec creates a new level for prefix or postfix operators at the level specified by prec.
Raises Bad_arity if a '_a precedence is given which does not turn out to be a unary precedence.
name : the name of the new level.
val name : 'a t -> string
name l returns the possible name given to the level l.
val arity : 'a t -> arity
arity l returns the arity of that level.
val assoc : 'a t -> assoc
assoc l returns the associativity of that level.
val assignment : binary t
Level of ":="
val disjunction : binary t
Level of "||"
val conjunction : binary t
Level of "&&"
val comparison : binary t
Level of "<", "<=", "=",...
val concatenation : binary t
Level of "^"
val addition : binary t
Level of "+", "-",...
val multiplication : binary t
Level of "*", "/", "land",... and it is also the default level of alphabetic operators.
val exponentiation : binary t
Level of "**", "lsl",...
val default_unary : unary t
Level of "!"