If cond
is true, wraps the syntax produced by d
in a type ascription.
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Wraps the identifier (or identifier with explicit universe levels) with @
if pp.analysis.blockImplicit
is set to true.
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Delaborator for const
expressions.
This is not registered as a delaborator, as const
is not an expression kind
(see [delab] description and Lean.PrettyPrinter.Delaborator.getExprKind
).
Rather, it is called through the app
delaborator.
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A structure that records details of a function parameter.
- name : Lake.Name
Binder name for the parameter.
- bInfo : Lean.BinderInfo
Binder info for the parameter.
The default value for the parameter, if the parameter has a default value.
- isAutoParam : Bool
Whether the parameter is an autoparam (i.e., whether it uses a tactic for the default value).
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Returns true if the parameter is an explicit parameter that has neither a default value nor a tactic.
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Given a function f
supplied with arguments args
, returns an array whose n-th element
is set to the kind of the n-th argument's associated parameter.
We do not assume the expression mkAppN f args
is sensical,
and this function captures errors (except for panics) and returns the empty array in that case.
The returned array might be longer than the number of arguments.
It gives parameter kinds for the fully-applied function.
Note: the defVal
expressions are only guaranteed to be valid for parameters associated to the supplied arguments;
after this, they might refer to temporary fvars.
This function properly handles "overapplied" functions.
For example, while id
takes one explicit argument, it can take more than one explicit
argument when its arguments are specialized to function types, like in id id 2
.
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Given an application of numArgs
arguments with the calculated ParamKind
s,
returns true
if we should wrap the applied function with @
when we are in explicit mode.
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Delaborates a function application in explicit mode, and ensures the resulting
head syntax is wrapped with @
if needed.
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Delaborates a function application in the standard mode, where implicit arguments are generally not
included, unless pp.analysis.namedArg
is set at that argument.
This delaborator is where app_unexpander
s and the structure instance unexpander are applied.
Assumes numArgs ≤ paramKinds.size
.
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If the argument should be pretty printed then it returns the syntax for that argument.
The boolean is false
if an unexpander should not be used for the application due to this argument.
The argumnet remainingArgs
is the number of arguments in the application after this one.
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Runs the given unexpanders, returning the resulting syntax if any are applicable, and otherwise fails.
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If the expression is a candidate for app unexpanders, try applying an app unexpander using some prefix of the arguments, longest prefix first. This function makes sure that the unexpanded syntax is annotated and given TermInfo so that it is hoverable in the InfoView.
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Returns true if an application should use explicit mode when delaborating.
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Delaborates applications. Removes up to maxArgs
arguments to form
the "head" of the application and delaborates the head using delabHead
.
Then the application is then processed in explicit mode or implicit mode depending on which should be used.
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Default delaborator for applications.
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The withOverApp
combinator allows delaborators to handle "over-application" by using the core
application delaborator to handle additional arguments.
For example, suppose f : {A : Type} → Foo A → A
and we want to implement a delaborator for
applications f x
to pretty print as F[x]
. Because A
is a type variable we might encounter
a term of the form @f (A → B) x y
, which has an additional argument y
.
With this combinator one can use an arity-2 delaborator to pretty print this as F[x] y
.
arity
: the expected number of arguments tof
. The combinator will fail if fewer than this number of arguments are passed, and if more than this number of arguments are passed the arguments are handled using the standard application delaborator.x
: constructs data corresponding to the main application (f x
in the example).
In the event of overapplication, the delaborator x
is wrapped in
Lean.PrettyPrinter.Delaborator.withAnnotateTermInfo
to register TermInfo
for the resulting term.
The effect of this is that the term is hoverable in the Infoview.
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State for delabAppMatch
and helpers.
- info : Lean.Meta.MatcherInfo
- matcherTy : Lean.Expr
- motiveNamed : Bool
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Delaborates applications of the form letFun v (fun x => b)
as let_fun x := v; b
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Check for a Syntax.ident
of the given name anywhere in the tree.
This is usually a bad idea since it does not check for shadowing bindings,
but in the delaborator we assume that bindings are never shadowed.
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Core function that delaborates a natural number (an OfNat.ofNat
literal).
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Core function that delaborates a negative integer literal (a Neg.neg
applied to OfNat.ofNat
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Core function that delaborates a rational literal that is the division of an integer literal by a natural number literal. The division must be homogeneous for it to count as a rational literal.
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Delaborates an OfNat.ofNat
literal.
@OfNat.ofNat _ n _
~> n
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Delaborates the negative of an OfNat.ofNat
literal.
-@OfNat.ofNat _ n _
~> -n
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Delaborates a rational number literal.
@OfNat.ofNat _ n _ / @OfNat.ofNat _ m
~> n / m
and -@OfNat.ofNat _ n _ / @OfNat.ofNat _ m
~> -n / m
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Delaborate a projection primitive. These do not usually occur in
user code, but are pretty-printed when e.g. #print
ing a projection
function.
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Delaborates an application of a projection function, for example Prod.fst p
as p.fst
.
Collapses intermediate parent projections, so for example rather than o.toB.toA.x
it produces o.x
.
Does not delaborate projection functions from classes, since the instance parameter is implicit;
we would rather see default
than instInhabitedNat.default
.
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If this is a projection that could delaborate using dot notation, returns the field name, the arity of the projector, and whether this is a parent projection. Otherwise it fails.
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Consumes projections to parent structures.
For example, if the current expression is o.toB.toA
, runs d
with o
as the current expression.
This delaborator tries to elide functions which are known coercions.
For example, Int.ofNat
is a coercion, so instead of printing ofNat n
we just print ↑n
,
and when re-parsing this we can (usually) recover the specific coercion being used.
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Pretty-prints a constant c
as c.{<levels>} <params> : <type>
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