OCaml 5.4 syntax support #2720
OCaml 5.4 syntax support #2720
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- update vendored parsers to mirror upstream at 5.4: * introduce locations for Longident.t components * distinguish (module M:S) and ((module M):(module S)) for expressions - support for new syntaxes: * bivariance * labelled tuples
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| | Ptyp_tuple of core_type list | ||
| (** [Ptyp_tuple([T1 ; ... ; Tn])] | ||
| represents a product type [T1 * ... * Tn]. | ||
| | Ptyp_tuple of (string option * core_type) list |
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I think we need to attach a location to the label to support comments around them.
| @@ -3185,10 +3316,12 @@ type_variance: | |||
| | MINUS BANG { [ mkvarinj "-" $loc($1); mkvarinj "!" $loc($2) ] } | |||
| | BANG MINUS { [ mkvarinj "!" $loc($1); mkvarinj "-" $loc($2) ] } | |||
| | INFIXOP2 | |||
| { if ($1 = "+!") || ($1 = "-!") then [ mkvarinj $1 $sloc ] | |||
| { if $1 = "+!" || $1 = "-!" || $1 = "+-"|| $1 = "-+" | |||
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Do you think we could accept anything starting in +, - or ! here ? The standard parser will catch errors there anyway.
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From the parser point of view, we could accept any INFIXOP2. And I agree that it probably better to accept this when building the CST.
| @@ -2822,13 +2863,36 @@ and fmt_expression c ?(box = true) ?(pro = noop) ?eol ?parens | |||
| in | |||
| let outer_wrap = has_attr && parens in | |||
| let inner_wrap = has_attr || parens in | |||
| let with_label (lbl, exp) = | |||
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Instead handling special cases for ( ~foo, ~(bar : t) ), etc.. do you think we could represent the concrete syntax in the parsetree ?
I mean something like type tuple_label = Tl_pun of string loc | Tl_constraint of string loc * core_type | Tl_normal of string loc
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Are case where people don't want to normalize ~x:x, ~y to ~x, ~y ? If yes, it is probably better to separate the two forms in the parsetree. Otherwise, I am not sure if this is that useful?
This PR updates the vendored parsers and related types to mirror the 5.4 version of the OCaml parser and adds a basic support for labeled tuples and bivariance.
The parser updates means that it is possible to locate comments between
Longident.tcomponent, and it is always possible to distinguish between(module M): (module S)at least for expressions.The support for labeled expressions is bit ad-hoc and hackish in this version due to the way that labeled tuple element interact with parenthesis, for instance inside:
and it could definitively be improved.