PyCommon.Ident
Python uses qualified identifiers such as sys.exit
. Locally defined names don't have any prefix, but we still add some in textual to deal with ambiguity. The only identifiers without any prefix are local variables.
include Ppx_compare_lib.Comparable.S with type t := t
val compare : t Base__Ppx_compare_lib.compare
val from_string :
?on:char ->
?global:bool ->
?loc:Textuallib.Textual.Location.t ->
string ->
t option
val pp : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit
val fold :
f_root:
('a -> global:bool -> loc:Textuallib.Textual.Location.t -> string -> 'b) ->
f_path:(string -> 'b -> 'b) ->
init:'a ->
t ->
'b
val to_string : sep:string -> t -> string
val to_qualified_procname : t -> Textuallib.Textual.QualifiedProcName.t
val to_type_name : ?static:bool -> t -> Textuallib.Textual.TypeName.t
val to_proc_name : t -> Textuallib.Textual.ProcName.t
val to_constructor : t -> Textuallib.Textual.ProcName.t
val to_typ : t -> Textuallib.Textual.Typ.t
val is_primitive_type : t -> bool
val to_var_name : t -> Textuallib.Textual.VarName.t
val mk_unknown_ident : ?loc:Textuallib.Textual.Location.t -> string -> t
Wrap a variable name into a special enclosing class when a global's origin can't be found.
Wrap an existing identifier into a special enclosing class when a global's origin can't be found.
val mk : ?global:bool -> ?loc:Textuallib.Textual.Location.t -> string -> t
val mk_builtin : string -> t
val is_imported_ABC : t -> bool
Checks if an id is the standard abc.ABC
metaclass name