# Index of values

(<&>) [Lwt] | `t <&> t'` is the same as `join [t; t']`
(<?>) [Lwt] | `t <?> t'` is the same as `choose [t; t']`
(=<<) [Lwt] | `f =<< t` is `t >>= f`
(=|<) [Lwt] | `f =|< m` is `map f m`
(>>=) [Lwt] | `t >>= f` is an alternative notation for `bind t f`.
(>|=) [Lwt] | `m >|= f` is `map f m`
A
abort [Lwt_unix] | `abort fd exn` makes all current and further uses of the file descriptor fail with the given exception.
abort [Lwt_io] | `abort ch` abort current operations and close the channel immediatly.
abort [Lwt_ssl] |
abort_jobs [Lwt_unix] | `abort_jobs exn` make all pending jobs to fail with exn.
accept [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.accept`
accept [Lwt_read_line.Control] | `accept instance = send_command instance Command.Accept_line`
accept_n [Lwt_unix] | `accept_n fd count` accepts up to `count` connection in one time.
access [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.access`
accum_s [Lwt_react.S] |
accum_s [Lwt_react.E] |
accum_s [Lwt_signal] |
accum_s [Lwt_event] |
add [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
add_entry [Lwt_read_line] | `add_entry line history` returns the history `history` plus `line` at the beginning.
add_hook [Lwt_switch] | `add_hook switch f` registers `f` so it will be called when `Lwt_switch.turn_off` is invoked.
add_hook_or_exec [Lwt_switch] | `add_hook_or_exec switch f` is the same as `Lwt_switch.add_hook` except that if the switch is already off, then `f` is called immediatly.
add_l [Lwt_sequence] | `add_l x s` adds `x` to the left of the sequence `s`
add_r [Lwt_sequence] | `add_l x s` adds `x` to the right of the sequence `s`
add_rule [Lwt_log] | `add_rule pattern level` adds a rule for sections logging levels.
add_task_l [Lwt] | `add_task_l seq` creates a sleeping thread, adds its wakener to the left of `seq` and returns its waiter.
add_task_r [Lwt] | `add_task_r seq` creates a sleeping thread, adds its wakener to the right of `seq` and returns its waiter.
all_input [Lwt_read_line.Engine] | Returns the current complete user input.
always_notify [Lwt_signal] |
always_notify [Lwt_event] |
always_notify_p [Lwt_signal] |
always_notify_p [Lwt_event] |
always_notify_s [Lwt_signal] |
always_notify_s [Lwt_event] |
app_p [Lwt_react.E] |
app_p [Lwt_event] |
app_s [Lwt_react.S] |
app_s [Lwt_react.E] |
app_s [Lwt_signal] |
app_s [Lwt_event] |
append [Lwt_stream] | `append s1 s2` returns a stream which returns all elements of `s1`, then all elements of `s2`
append_rule [Lwt_log] | `append_rule pattern level` adds the given rule after all other rules.
async [Lwt] | `async f` starts a thread without waiting for the result.
async_exception_hook [Lwt] | Function called when a asynchronous exception is thrown.
async_method [Lwt_unix] | `async_method ()` returns the async method used in the current thread.
async_method_key [Lwt_unix] | The key for storing the local async method.
at_exit [Lwt_main] | `at_exit hook` adds hook at the left of `exit_hooks`
atomic [Lwt_io] | `atomic f` transforms a sequence of io operations into one single atomic io operation.
atomic [Lwt_text] |
auto_yield [Lwt_unix] | `auto_yield timeout` returns a function `f` which will yield every `timeout` seconds.
B
bg [Lwt_term] | `bg col = Background col`
bind [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.bind`
bind [Lwt_react.S] | `bind ?eq s f` is initially `f x` where `x` is the current value of `s`.
bind [Lwt_signal] |
bind [Lwt] | `bind t f` is a thread which first waits for the thread `t` to terminate and then, if the thread succeeds, behaves as the application of function `f` to the return value of `t`.
bind_s [Lwt_react.S] | Same as `Lwt_react.S.bind` except that `f` returns a thread.
black [Lwt_term] |
blank [Lwt_term] | A space with default color and styles
blink [Lwt_term] |
blit [Lwt_bytes] | `blit buf1 ofs1 buf2 ofs2 len` copy `len` bytes from `buf1` starting at offset `ofs1` to `buf2` starting at offset `ofs2`.
blit_bytes_string [Lwt_bytes] | Same as blit but the second buffer is a string instead of a byte array.
blit_string_bytes [Lwt_bytes] | Same as blit but the first buffer is a string instead of a byte array.
block [Lwt_io] | `block ch size f` pass to `f` the internal buffer and an offset.
blocking [Lwt_unix] | `blocking fd` returns whether `fd` is used in blocking or non-blocking mode.
blue [Lwt_term] |
bold [Lwt_term] |
broadcast [Lwt_log] | `broadcast loggers` is a logger which send messages to all the given loggers.
broadcast [Lwt_condition] | `broadcast condvar value` notifies all waiting threads.
buffer_size [Lwt_io] | Returns the size of the internal buffer.
buffered [Lwt_io] | `buffered oc` returns the number of bytes in the buffer
byte_channel [Lwt_text] | `byte_channel ch` returns the underlying byte channel of a text channel
byte_order [Lwt_sys] | The byte order used by the computer running the program.
C
call_notification [Lwt_unix] | Call the handler associated to the given notification.
cancel [Lwt] | `cancel t` cancels the threads `t`.
cancel_jobs [Lwt_unix] | `cancel_jobs ()` is the same as `abort_jobs Lwt.Canceled`.
catch [Lwt] | `catch t f` is a thread that behaves as the thread `t ()` if this thread succeeds.
change [Lwt_timeout] | changes the duration of a timeout.
channel [Lwt_log] | `channel ?template ~close_mode ~channel ()` creates a logger from a channel.
chars_of_file [Lwt_io] | `chars_of_file name` returns a stream of all characters of the file with name `name`.
chars_of_file [Lwt_text] |
chars_to_file [Lwt_io] | `chars_to_file name chars` writes all characters of `chars` to `name`
chars_to_file [Lwt_text] |
chdir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.chdir`
check [Lwt_switch] | `check switch` does nothing if `switch` is `None` or contains an switch that is currently on, and raise `Lwt_switch.Off` otherwise.
check_descriptor [Lwt_unix] | `check_descriptor fd` raise an exception if `fd` is not in the state `Open`
chmod [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.chmod`
choose [Lwt_stream] | `choose l` creates an stream from a list of streams.
choose [Lwt] | `choose l` behaves as the first thread in `l` to terminate.
chown [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.chown`
chroot [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.chroot`
clear_close_on_exec [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.clear_close_on_exec`
clear_line [Lwt_term] | `clear_line ()` clears the current line
clear_screen [Lwt_term] | `clear_screen ()` clears the entire screen
clipboard [Lwt_read_line] | The global clipboard.
clone [Lwt_stream] | `clone st` clone the given stream.
close [Lwt_unix] | Close a file descriptor.
close [Lwt_log] | Close the given logger
close [Lwt_io] | `close ch` closes the given channel.
close [Lwt_text] | Close the underlying byte channel
close [Lwt_ssl] |
close_in [Lwt_chan] |
close_out [Lwt_chan] |
closedir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.closedir`
columns [Lwt_term] | Number of columns of the terminal
combine [Lwt_stream] | `combine s1 s2` combine two streams.
compare [Lwt_pqueue.OrderedType] |
complete [Lwt_read_line] | `complete ?suffix before word after words` basic completion functions.
completion_mode [Lwt_top] | Return the current completion mode.
concat [Lwt_stream] | `concat st` returns the concatenation of all streams of `st`.
connect [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.connect`
control_mapping [Lwt_term] | Mapping from control key codes to character codes.
copy [Lwt_bytes] | `copy buffer` creates a copy of the given byte array.
create [Lwt_bytes] | Creates a new byte array of the given size.
create [Lwt_timeout] | `create n f` defines a new timeout with `n` seconds duration.
create [Lwt_throttle.S] |
create [Lwt_switch] | `create ()` creates a new switch.
create [Lwt_stream] | `create ()` returns a new stream and a push function.
create [Lwt_sequence] | `create ()` creates a new empty sequence
create [Lwt_pool] | `create n ?check ?validate f` creates a new pool with at most `n` members.
create [Lwt_mvar] | `create v` creates a new mailbox variable containing value `v`.
create [Lwt_mutex] | `create ()` creates a new mutex, which is initially unlocked
create [Lwt_condition] | `create ()` creates a new condition variable.
create_bounded [Lwt_stream] | `create_bounded size` returns a new stream and a bounded push source.
create_empty [Lwt_mvar] | `create ()` creates a new empty mailbox variable.
create_with_reference [Lwt_stream] | `create_with_reference ()` returns a new stream and a push function.
cyan [Lwt_term] |
D
daemonize [Lwt_daemon] | Put the current running process into daemon mode.
debug [Lwt_log] |
debug_f [Lwt_log] |
decode_key [Lwt_term] | Decode a key.
default [Lwt_log] | The default logger.
default [Lwt_term] |
default_async_method [Lwt_unix] | Returns the default async method.
default_buffer_size [Lwt_io] | Return the default size for buffers.
delay [Lwt_react.E] | `delay thread` is an event which does not occurs until `thread` returns.
delay [Lwt_signal] |
delay [Lwt_event] |
detach [Lwt_preemptive] | detaches a computation to a preemptive thread.
diff_s [Lwt_react.S] |
diff_s [Lwt_react.E] |
diff_s [Lwt_signal] |
diff_s [Lwt_event] |
direct_access [Lwt_io] | `direct_access ch f` pass to `f` a `Lwt_io.direct_access` structure.
disable [Lwt_signal] |
disable [Lwt_event] |
disable_signal_handler [Lwt_unix] | Stops receiving this signal
dispatch [Lwt_log] | `dispatch f` is a logger which dispatch logging instructions to different logger according to their level and/or section.
draw [Lwt_read_line.Terminal] | `draw ~column ?map_text ?bar ~render_state ~engine_state prompt ()` returns `(text, state)` where `state` is the new rendering state, and `text` is a text containing escape sequences.
dup [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.dup`
dup2 [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.dup2`
E
edition_state [Lwt_read_line.Engine] | Returns the edition state of a state, whatever its mode is.
embed_socket [Lwt_ssl] |
empty [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
encoding [Lwt_text] | `encoding ch` returns the character encoding of a channel.
engine_state [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Return the engine state of the given state
enter_drawing_mode [Lwt_term] | Put the terminal into drawing mode
enter_iter_hooks [Lwt_main] | Functions that are called before the main iteration.
eprint [Lwt_io] |
eprint [Lwt_text] |
eprintc [Lwt_term] | Same as `printc` but prints on stderr.
eprintf [Lwt_io] |
eprintf [Lwt_text] |
eprintl [Lwt_io] |
eprintl [Lwt_text] |
eprintlc [Lwt_term] | Same as `printlc` but prints on stderr
eprintlf [Lwt_io] |
eprintlf [Lwt_text] |
erase [Lwt_read_line.Terminal] | `erase ~columns ~render_state ()` returns a text which will erase everything (the prompt, user input, completion, ...).
error [Lwt_log] |
error_f [Lwt_log] |
establish_server [Lwt_io] | `establich_server ?buffer_size ?backlog sockaddr f` creates a server which will listen for incomming connections.
exec [Lwt_process] | Executes the given command and returns its exit status.
execute_job [Lwt_unix] | This is the old and deprecated way of running a job.
exists_p [Lwt_list] |
exists_s [Lwt_list] |
exit_hooks [Lwt_main] | Sets of functions executed just before the program exit.
extract [Lwt_bytes] | `extract buffer offset length` creates a new byte array of length `length` and copy the `length` bytes of `buffer` at `offset` into it.
F
fail [Lwt] | `fail e` is a thread that fails with the exception `e`.
fake_event [Lwt_engine] | Event which does nothing when stopped.
fake_io [Lwt_engine] | Simulates activity on the given file descriptor.
fatal [Lwt_log] |
fatal_f [Lwt_log] |
fchmod [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.fchmod`
fchown [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.fchown`
fdatasync [Lwt_unix] | Synchronise all data (but not metadata) of the file descriptor with the disk.
fg [Lwt_term] | `fg col = Foreground col`
file [Lwt_log] | `desf_file ?template ?mode ?perm ~file_name ()` creates an logger which will write messages to `file_name`.
file_length [Lwt_io] | Returns the length of a file
files_of_directory [Lwt_unix] | `files_of_directory dir` returns the stream of all files of `dir`.
fill [Lwt_bytes] | `fill buffer offset length value` puts `value` in all `length` bytes of `buffer` starting at offset `offset`.
filter [Lwt_stream] |
filter_map [Lwt_stream] |
filter_map_s [Lwt_stream] | `filter_map f st` filter and map `st` at the same time
filter_p [Lwt_react.E] |
filter_p [Lwt_event] |
filter_p [Lwt_list] |
filter_s [Lwt_react.S] |
filter_s [Lwt_react.E] |
filter_s [Lwt_signal] |
filter_s [Lwt_event] |
filter_s [Lwt_stream] | `filter f st` keeps only value `x` such that `f x` is `true`
filter_s [Lwt_list] |
finalise [Lwt_gc] | `finalise f x` ensures `f x` is evaluated after `x` has been garbage collected.
finalise_or_exit [Lwt_gc] | `finalise_or_exit f x` call `f x` when `x` is garbage collected or (exclusively) when the program exit.
finalize [Lwt] | `finalize f g` returns the same result as `f ()` whether it fails or not.
find [Lwt_stream] |
find_map [Lwt_stream] |
find_map_s [Lwt_stream] | `find f s` find and map at the same time.
find_min [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
find_s [Lwt_stream] | `find f s` find an element in a stream.
find_s [Lwt_list] |
flatten [Lwt_stream] | `flatten st = map_list (fun l -> l) st`
flush [Lwt_io] | `flush oc` performs all pending writes on `oc`
flush [Lwt_chan] |
flush [Lwt_text] | Flush the underlying byte channel
flush_all [Lwt_io] | `flush_all ()` flushes all open output channels
fmap_p [Lwt_react.E] |
fmap_p [Lwt_event] |
fmap_s [Lwt_react.S] |
fmap_s [Lwt_react.E] |
fmap_s [Lwt_signal] |
fmap_s [Lwt_event] |
fold [Lwt_stream] |

fold_l [Lwt_sequence]

`fold_l f s` is:

            fold_l f s x = f en (... (f e2 (f e1 x)))

where `e1`, `e2`, ..., `en` are the elements of `s`

fold_left [Lwt_util] | Similar to `List.fold_left`.
fold_left_s [Lwt_list] |

fold_r [Lwt_sequence]

`fold_r f s` is:

            fold_r f s x = f e1 (f e2 (... (f en x)))

where `e1`, `e2`, ..., `en` are the elements of `s`

fold_right_s [Lwt_list] |
fold_s [Lwt_react.S] |
fold_s [Lwt_react.E] |
fold_s [Lwt_signal] |
fold_s [Lwt_event] |
fold_s [Lwt_stream] | `fold f s x` fold_like function for streams.
for_all_p [Lwt_list] |
for_all_s [Lwt_list] |
fork [Lwt_unix] | `fork ()` does the same as `Unix.fork`.
fprint [Lwt_io] |
fprint [Lwt_text] |
fprintf [Lwt_io] |
fprintf [Lwt_text] |
fprintl [Lwt_io] |
fprintl [Lwt_text] |
fprintlf [Lwt_io] |
fprintlf [Lwt_text] |
from [Lwt_react.E] | `from f` creates an event which occurs each time `f ()` returns a value.
from [Lwt_event] |
from [Lwt_stream] | `from f` creates an stream from the given input function.
from_direct [Lwt_stream] | `from_direct f` does the same as `Lwt_stream.from` but with a function that does not return a thread.
fstat [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.fstat`
fstat [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.fstat`
fsync [Lwt_unix] | Synchronise all data and metadata of the file descriptor with the disk.
ftruncate [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.ftruncate`
ftruncate [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.ftruncate`
G
get [Lwt_bytes] | `get buffer offset` returns the byte at offset `offset` in `buffer`.
get [Lwt_engine] | `get ()` returns the engine currently in use.
get [Lwt_term.Draw] | `get ~zone ~x ~y` returns the point at relative position `x` and `y`.
get [Lwt_stream] | `get st` remove and returns the first element of the stream, if any.
get [Lwt_sequence] | Returns the contents of a node
get [Lwt] | `get key` returns the value associated with `key` in the current thread.
get_affinity [Lwt_unix] | `get_affinity ?pid ()` returns the list of CPUs the process with pid `pid` is allowed to run on.
get_available [Lwt_stream] | `get_available st` returns all available elements of `l` without blocking
get_available_up_to [Lwt_stream] | `get_available_up_to n st` returns up to `n` elements of `l` without blocking
get_bounds [Lwt_preemptive] | `get_bounds ()` returns the minimum and the maximum number of preemptive threads.
get_cpu [Lwt_unix] | `get_cpu ()` returns the number of the CPU the current thread is running on.
get_credentials [Lwt_unix] | `get_credentials fd` returns credential informations from the given socket.
get_max_number_of_threads_queued [Lwt_preemptive] | Returns the size of the waiting queue, if no more threads are available
get_while [Lwt_stream] |
get_while_s [Lwt_stream] | `get_while f st` returns the longest prefix of `st` where all elements satisfy `f`.
getaddrinfo [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getaddrinfo`
getaddrinfo [Lwt_lib] | Cooperative getaddrinfo with cache (using Lwt_preemptive.detach)
getgrgid [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getgrgid`
getgrnam [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getgrnam`
gethostbyaddr [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.gethostbyaddr`
gethostbyname [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.gethostbyname`
gethostbyname [Lwt_lib] | Cooperative gethostbyname with cache (using Lwt_preemptive.detach)
gethostname [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.gethostname`
getlogin [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getlogin`
getnameinfo [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getnameinfo`
getnameinfo [Lwt_lib] | Cooperative getnameinfo with cache (using Lwt_preemptive.detach)
getpeername [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getpeername`
getpeername [Lwt_ssl] |
getprotobyname [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getprotobyname`
getprotobynumber [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getprotobynumber`
getpwnam [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getpwnam`
getpwuid [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getpwuid`
getservbyname [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getservbyname`
getservbyport [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getservbyport`
getsockname [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockname`
getsockname [Lwt_ssl] |
getsockopt [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockopt`
getsockopt_error [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockopt_error`
getsockopt_float [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockopt_float`
getsockopt_int [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockopt_int`
getsockopt_optint [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.getsockopt_optint`
goto_beginning_of_line [Lwt_term] | `goto_beginning_of_line n` put the cursor at the beginning of the `n`th previous line.
green [Lwt_term] |
H
handle_unix_error [Lwt_unix] | Same as `Unix.handle_unix_error` but catches lwt-level exceptions
have [Lwt_sys] | Test whether the given feature is available on the current system.
height [Lwt_term.Zone] |
hexdump [Lwt_io] | `hexdump oc str = hexdump_stream oc (Lwt_stream.of_string str)`
hexdump [Lwt_text] |
hexdump [Lwt_stream] | `hexdump byte_stream` returns a stream which is the same as the output of `hexdump -C`.
hexdump_stream [Lwt_io] | `hexdump_stream oc byte_stream` produces the same output as the command `hexdump -C`.
hexdump_stream [Lwt_text] |
hidden [Lwt_term] |
hide [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Hides everything (prompt, user input, completion box) until `Lwt_read_line.Control.show` is called.
hide_cursor [Lwt_term] | `hide_cursor ()` makes the cursor invisible
I
ign_debug [Lwt_log] |
ign_debug_f [Lwt_log] |
ign_error [Lwt_log] |
ign_error_f [Lwt_log] |
ign_fatal [Lwt_log] |
ign_fatal_f [Lwt_log] |
ign_info [Lwt_log] |
ign_info_f [Lwt_log] |
ign_log [Lwt_log] | Same as `Lwt_log.log` but ignore the resulting thread.
ign_log_f [Lwt_log] | Same as `Lwt_log.log_f` but ignore the resulting thread.
ign_notice [Lwt_log] |
ign_notice_f [Lwt_log] |
ign_warning [Lwt_log] |
ign_warning_f [Lwt_log] |
ignore_result [Lwt] | `ignore_result t` is like `Pervasives.ignore t` except that:
in_channel_of_descr [Lwt_chan] |
in_channel_of_descr [Lwt_ssl] |
info [Lwt_log] |
info_f [Lwt_log] |
init [Lwt_read_line.Terminal] | Initial state
init [Lwt_read_line.Engine] | `init history` return a initial state using the given history
init [Lwt_preemptive] | `init min max log` initialises this module.
inner [Lwt_term.Zone] | `inner zone` returns the inner part of `zone`
input [Lwt_io] | `input` input mode representation
input [Lwt_chan] |
input_binary_int [Lwt_chan] |
input_char [Lwt_chan] |
input_line [Lwt_chan] |
input_value [Lwt_chan] |
install [Lwt_glib] | Install the Glib<->Lwt integration.
interrupt [Lwt_read_line.Control] | `accept instance = send_command instance Command.Break`
inverse [Lwt_term] |
io_vector [Lwt_bytes] |
io_vector [Lwt_unix] | Creates an io-vector
is_busy [Lwt_io] | `is_busy channel` returns whether the given channel is currently busy.
is_empty [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
is_empty [Lwt_stream] | `is_empty st` returns wether the given stream is empty
is_empty [Lwt_sequence] | Returns `true` iff the given sequence is empty
is_empty [Lwt_mutex] | `is_empty mutex` returns `true` if they are no thread waiting on the mutex, and `false` otherwise
is_locked [Lwt_mutex] | `locked mutex` returns whether `mutex` is currently locked
is_on [Lwt_switch] | `is_on switch` returns `true` if the switch is currently on, and `false` otherwise.
is_sleeping [Lwt] | `is_sleeping t` returns `true` iff `t` is sleeping.
is_ssl [Lwt_ssl] | Are we using an SSL socket?
isatty [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.isatty`
iter [Lwt_engine] | `iter block` performs one iteration of the main loop.
iter [Lwt_glib] | This function is not related to Lwt.
iter [Lwt_util] | `iter f l` start a thread for each element in `l`.
iter [Lwt_stream] |
iter_l [Lwt_sequence] | `iter_l f s` applies `f` on all elements of `s` starting from the left
iter_node_l [Lwt_sequence] | `iter_l f s` applies `f` on all nodes of `s` starting from the left
iter_node_r [Lwt_sequence] | `iter_l f s` applies `f` on all nodes of `s` starting from the right
iter_p [Lwt_stream] |
iter_p [Lwt_list] |
iter_r [Lwt_sequence] | `iter_l f s` applies `f` on all elements of `s` starting from the right
iter_s [Lwt_stream] | `iter f s` iterates over all elements of the stream
iter_s [Lwt_list] |
iter_serial [Lwt_util] | Similar to `iter` but wait for one thread to terminate before starting the next one.
J
join [Lwt] | `join l` waits for all threads in `l` to terminate.
junk [Lwt_stream] | `junk st` remove the first element of `st`.
junk_old [Lwt_stream] | `junk_old st` removes all elements that are ready to be read without yeilding from `st`.
junk_while [Lwt_stream] |
junk_while_s [Lwt_stream] | `junk_while f st` removes all elements at the beginning of the streams which satisfy `f`.
K
keep [Lwt_react.S] | `keep s` keeps a reference to `s` so it will never be garbage collected.
keep [Lwt_react.E] | `keep e` keeps a reference to `e` so it will never be garbage collected.
key_backspace [Lwt_term] | `key_backspace = Key_control '?'`
key_enter [Lwt_term] | `key_enter = Key_control 'j'`
key_escape [Lwt_term] | `key_escape = Key_control '['`
key_tab [Lwt_term] | `key_escape = Key_control 'i'`
L
l1_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l1_s [Lwt_signal] |
l2_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l2_s [Lwt_signal] |
l3_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l3_s [Lwt_signal] |
l4_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l4_s [Lwt_signal] |
l5_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l5_s [Lwt_signal] |
l6_s [Lwt_react.S] |
l6_s [Lwt_signal] |
last_draw [Lwt_read_line.Terminal] | Draw for the last time, i.e.
last_new [Lwt_stream] | `last_new st` returns the last element that can be obtained without sleepping, or wait for one if no one is already available.
lblack [Lwt_term] |
lblue [Lwt_term] |
lcyan [Lwt_term] |
leave_drawing_mode [Lwt_term] | Restore the state of the terminal
leave_iter_hooks [Lwt_main] | Functions that are called after the main iteration.
length [Lwt_bytes] | Returns the length of the given byte array.
length [Lwt_io] | Returns the length of the channel in bytes
length [Lwt_sequence] | Returns the number of elemenets in the given sequence.
level [Lwt_log.Section] | `level section` returns the logging level of `section`.
lgreen [Lwt_term] |
limit [Lwt_react.S] | `limit f s` limits the rate of `s` update with `f`.
limit [Lwt_react.E] | `limit f e` limits the rate of `e` with `f`.
limit [Lwt_signal] |
limit [Lwt_event] |
lines [Lwt_term] | Number of lines of the terminal
lines_of_file [Lwt_io] | `lines_of_file name` returns a stream of all lines of the file with name `name`.
lines_of_file [Lwt_text] |
lines_to_file [Lwt_io] | `lines_to_file name lines` writes all lines of `lines` to `files`
lines_to_file [Lwt_text] |
link [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.link`
listen [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.listen`
lmagenta [Lwt_term] |
load_history [Lwt_read_line] | `load_history filename` loads history from `filename`.
location_key [Lwt_log] | The key for storing current location.
lock [Lwt_mutex] | `lock mutex` lockcs the mutex, that is:
lockf [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.lockf`
log [Lwt_log] | `log ?section ?logger ~level message` logs a message.
log_f [Lwt_log] | `log_f` is the same as `log` except that it takes a format string
lookup [Lwt_read_line] | `lookup word words` lookup for completion of `word` into `words`.
lookup_min [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
lred [Lwt_term] |
lseek [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.lseek`
lseek [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.lseek`
lstat [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.lstat`
lstat [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.lstat`
lwhite [Lwt_term] |
lyellow [Lwt_term] |
M
madvise [Lwt_bytes] | `madvise buffer pos len advice` advise the kernel about how the program is going to use the part of the memory mapped file between `pos` and `pos + len`.
magenta [Lwt_term] |
main [Lwt_log.Section] | The main section.
make [Lwt_log.Section] | `make name` creates a section with the given name.
make [Lwt_log] | `make ~output ~close` creates a new logger.
make [Lwt_io] | `make ?buffer_size ?close ~mode perform_io` is the main function for creating new channels.
make [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Creates a new read-line instance with the given parameters.
make [Lwt_term.Zone] | Make a new zone where all points are initialized to `Lwt_term.blank`
make [Lwt_text] | `make ?strict ?encoding ch` creates a text channel from a byte channel.
make_error [Lwt] | `error e` creates a result containing the exception `e`.
make_in_channel [Lwt_chan] | `make_in_channel read` creates an input channel from the `read` function.
make_notification [Lwt_unix] | `new_notifier ?once f` registers a new notifier.
make_out_channel [Lwt_chan] | `make_out_channel write` creates an output channel from the `write` function.
make_region [Lwt_util] | `make_region sz` create a region of size `sz`.
make_value [Lwt] | `value x` creates a result containing the value `x`.
map [Lwt_term.Draw] | `map ~zone ~x ~y f` replace the point at coordinates `(x, y)` by the result of `f` applied on it.
map [Lwt_util] | `map f l` apply `f` to each element in `l` and collect the results of the threads thus created.
map [Lwt_stream] |
map [Lwt] | `map f m` map the result of a thread.
map_exn [Lwt_stream] | `map_exn s` returns a stream that captures all exceptions raised by the source of the stream (the function passed to `Lwt_stream.from`).
map_file [Lwt_bytes] | `map_file ~fd ?pos ~shared ?size ()` maps the file descriptor `fd` to an array of bytes.
map_list [Lwt_stream] |
map_list_s [Lwt_stream] | `map_list f st` applies `f` on each element of `st` and flattens the lists returned
map_p [Lwt_react.E] |
map_p [Lwt_event] |
map_p [Lwt_list] |
map_s [Lwt_react.S] |
map_s [Lwt_react.E] |
map_s [Lwt_signal] |
map_s [Lwt_event] |
map_s [Lwt_stream] | `map f st` maps the value returned by `st` with `f`
map_s [Lwt_list] |
map_serial [Lwt_util] | Similar to `map` but wait for one thread to terminate before starting the next one.
map_with_waiting_action [Lwt_util] | `map_with_waiting_action f wa l` apply `f` to each element in `l` and collect the results of the threads thus created.
mapped [Lwt_bytes] | `mapped buffer` returns `true` iff `buffer` is a memory mapped file.
merge_s [Lwt_react.S] |
merge_s [Lwt_react.E] |
merge_s [Lwt_signal] |
merge_s [Lwt_event] |
mincore [Lwt_bytes] | `mincore buffer offset states` tests whether the given pages are in the system memory (the RAM).
mkdir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.mkdir`
mkfifo [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.mkfifo`
mode [Lwt_io] | `mode ch` returns the mode of a channel
N
name [Lwt_log.Section] | `name section` returns the name of `section`.
names [Lwt_read_line.Command] | `names` is the list of all commands (except `Char ch`) with their name.
nchoose [Lwt] | `nchoose l` returns the value of all that have succcessfully terminated.
nchoose_split [Lwt] | `nchoose_split l` does the same as `Lwt.nchoose` but also retrurns the list of threads that have not yet terminated.
new_key [Lwt] | `new_key ()` creates a new key.
next [Lwt_react.E] | `next e` returns the next occurrence of `e`
next [Lwt_event] |
next [Lwt_stream] | `next st` remove and returns the next element of the stream, of fail with `Lwt_stream.Empty` if the stream is empty.
nget [Lwt_stream] | `nget n st` remove and returns at most the first `n` elements of `st`.
njunk [Lwt_stream] | `njunk n st` removes at most the first `n` elements of the stream.
no_cancel [Lwt] | `no_cancel thread` creates a thread which behave as `thread` except that it cannot be canceled.
notice [Lwt_log] |
notice_f [Lwt_log] |
notify [Lwt_signal] |
notify [Lwt_event] |
notify_p [Lwt_signal] |
notify_p [Lwt_event] |
notify_s [Lwt_signal] |
notify_s [Lwt_event] |
npeek [Lwt_stream] | `npeek n st` returns at most the first `n` elements of `st`, without removing them.
npick [Lwt] | `npick l` is the same as `Lwt.nchoose`, except that it cancels all sleeping threads when one terminates.
null [Lwt_log] | Logger which drops everything
null [Lwt_io] | Output which drops everything
null [Lwt_text] |
O
of_array [Lwt_stream] | `of_array a` creates a stream returning all elements of `a`
of_bytes [Lwt_io] | Create a channel from a byte array.
of_fd [Lwt_io] | `of_fd ?buffer_size ?close ~mode fd` creates a channel from a file descriptor.
of_key [Lwt_read_line.Command] | `of_key key` returns the command to which a key is mapped.
of_list [Lwt_stream] | `of_list l` creates a stream returning all elements of `l`
of_result [Lwt] | Returns a thread from a result.
of_stream [Lwt_react.E] | `of_stream stream` creates an event which occurs each time a value is available on the stream.
of_stream [Lwt_event] |
of_string [Lwt_bytes] | `of_string str` returns a newly allocated byte array with the same contents as `str`.
of_string [Lwt_read_line.Command] | `of_string cld` tries to convert a command name to a command.
of_string [Lwt_stream] | `of_string str` creates a stream returning all characters of `str`
of_unix_fd [Lwt_io] | `of_unix_fd ?buffer_size ?close ~mode fd` is a short-hand for:
of_unix_file_descr [Lwt_unix] | Creates a lwt file descriptor from a unix one.
on_any [Lwt] | `on_any t f g` executes `f` or `g` when `t` terminates.
on_cancel [Lwt] | `on_cancel t f` executes `f` when `t` is canceled.
on_failure [Lwt] | `on_failure t f` executes `f` when `t` terminates and fails.
on_readable [Lwt_engine] | `on_readable fd f` calls `f` each time `fd` becomes readable.
on_signal [Lwt_unix] | `on_signal signum f` calls `f` each time the signal with numnber `signum` is received by the process.
on_signal_full [Lwt_unix] | `on_signal_full f` is the same as `on_signal f` except that `f` also receive the signal handler identifier as argument so it can disable it.
on_success [Lwt] | `on_success t f` executes `f` when `t` terminates without failing.
on_terminate [Lwt_stream] | `on_terminate st f` executes `f` when the end of the stream `st` is reached.
on_termination [Lwt] | `on_termination t f` executes `f` when `t` terminates.
on_timer [Lwt_engine] | `on_timer delay repeat f` calls `f` one time after `delay` seconds.
on_writable [Lwt_engine] | `on_readable fd f` calls `f` each time `fd` becomes writable.
open_connection [Lwt_io] | `open_connection ?buffer_size ~mode addr` open a connection to the given address and returns two channels for using it.
open_connection [Lwt_chan] |
open_file [Lwt_io] | `open_file ?buffer_size ?flags ?perm ~mode filename` open the file with name `filename` and returns a channel for reading/writing it.
open_file [Lwt_text] |
open_in [Lwt_chan] |
open_in_gen [Lwt_chan] |
open_out [Lwt_chan] |
open_out_gen [Lwt_chan] |
open_process [Lwt_process] |
open_process_full [Lwt_process] |
open_process_in [Lwt_process] |
open_process_none [Lwt_process] |
open_process_out [Lwt_process] |
opendir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.opendir`
openfile [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.openfile`.
out_channel_of_descr [Lwt_chan] |
out_channel_of_descr [Lwt_ssl] |
output [Lwt_io] | `output` output mode representation
output [Lwt_chan] |
output_binary_int [Lwt_chan] |
output_char [Lwt_chan] |
output_string [Lwt_chan] |
output_value [Lwt_chan] |
P
page_size [Lwt_bytes] | Size of pages.
parse [Lwt_stream] | `parse st f` parses `st` with `f`.
parse_key_raw [Lwt_term] | `parse_key_raw st` recognize escape sequence in a stream of unicode character.
partition_p [Lwt_list] |
partition_s [Lwt_list] |
pause [Lwt] | `pause ()` is a sleeping thread which is wake up on the next call to `Lwt.wakeup_paused`.
paused_count [Lwt] | `paused_count ()` returns the number of currently paused threads.
peek [Lwt_stream] | `peek st` returns the first element of the stream, if any, without removing it.
pick [Lwt] | `pick l` is the same as `Lwt.choose`, except that it cancels all sleeping threads when one terminates.
pipe [Lwt_unix] | `pipe ()` creates pipe using `Unix.pipe` and returns two lwt file descriptors created from unix file_descriptor
pipe [Lwt_io] | `pipe ?buffer_size ()` creates a pipe using `Lwt_unix.pipe` and makes two channels from the two returned file descriptors
pipe_in [Lwt_unix] | `pipe_in ()` is the same as `Lwt_unix.pipe` but maps only the unix file descriptor for reading into a lwt one.
pipe_out [Lwt_unix] | `pipe_out ()` is the inverse of `Lwt_unix.pipe_in`.
plain [Lwt_ssl] |
pmap [Lwt_process] |
pmap_chars [Lwt_process] |
pmap_line [Lwt_process] |
pmap_lines [Lwt_process] |
points [Lwt_term.Zone] |
pool_size [Lwt_unix] | Maximum number of system threads that can be started.
position [Lwt_io] | `position ch` Returns the current position in the channel.
pread [Lwt_process] |
pread_chars [Lwt_process] |
pread_line [Lwt_process] |
pread_lines [Lwt_process] |
print [Lwt_io] |
print [Lwt_text] |
print_words [Lwt_read_line] | `print_words oc columns strs` pretty-prints a list of words.
printc [Lwt_term] | `printc st` prints the given styled text on standard output.
printf [Lwt_io] |
printf [Lwt_text] |
printl [Lwt_io] |
printl [Lwt_text] |
printlc [Lwt_term] | `printlc st` prints `st`, then reset styles and prints a newline
printlf [Lwt_io] |
printlf [Lwt_text] |
protected [Lwt] | `protected thread` creates a new cancelable thread which behave as `thread` except that cancelling it does not cancel `thread`.
proxy [Lwt_bytes] | `proxy buffer offset length` creates a ``proxy''.
put [Lwt_mvar] | `put mvar value` puts a value into a mailbox variable.
pwrite [Lwt_process] |
pwrite_chars [Lwt_process] |
pwrite_line [Lwt_process] |
pwrite_lines [Lwt_process] |
R
raw_mode [Lwt_term] | Returns wether the terminal is currently in raw mode
read [Lwt_bytes] |
read [Lwt_unix] | `read fd buf ofs len` has the same semantic as `Unix.read`, but is cooperative
read [Lwt_io] | `read ?count ic` reads at most `len` characters from `ic`.
read [Lwt_text] |
read [Lwt_ssl] |
read_bytes [Lwt_ssl] |
read_char [Lwt_io] | `read_char ic` reads the next character of `ic`.
read_char [Lwt_text] |
read_char_opt [Lwt_io] | Same as `read_byte` but does not raises `End_of_file` on end of input
read_char_opt [Lwt_text] |
read_chars [Lwt_io] | `read_chars ic` returns a stream holding all characters of `ic`
read_chars [Lwt_text] |
read_float32 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Reads an IEEE single precision floating point value
read_float64 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Reads an IEEE double precision floating point value
read_int [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Reads a 32-bits integer as an ocaml int
read_int16 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
read_int32 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
read_int64 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
read_into [Lwt_io] | `read_into ic buffer offset length` reads up to `length` bytes, stores them in `buffer` at offset `offset`, and returns the number of bytes read.
read_into_exactly [Lwt_io] | `read_into_exactly ic buffer offset length` reads exactly `length` bytes and stores them in `buffer` at offset `offset`.
read_key [Lwt_term] | Get and decode a key from `Lwt_term.standard_input`
read_keyword [Lwt_read_line.Control] |
read_keyword [Lwt_read_line] | `read_keyword ?history ?case_sensitive ?mode ~prompt ~keywords ()` reads one word which is a member of `words`.
read_line [Lwt_io] | `read_line ic` reads one complete line from `ic` and returns it without the end of line.
read_line [Lwt_read_line.Control] |
read_line [Lwt_read_line] | `readline ?history ?complete ?mode ?prompt ()` inputs some text from the user.
read_line [Lwt_text] |
read_line_opt [Lwt_io] | Same as `Lwt_io.read_line` but do not raise `End_of_file` on end of input.
read_line_opt [Lwt_text] |
read_lines [Lwt_io] | `read_lines ic` returns a stream holding all lines of `ic`
read_lines [Lwt_text] |
read_password [Lwt_read_line.Control] |
read_password [Lwt_read_line] | `read_password ?clipboard ?clear ~prompt ()` inputs a password from the user.
read_value [Lwt_io] | `read_value ic` reads a marshaled value from `ic`
read_yes_no [Lwt_read_line.Control] |
read_yes_no [Lwt_read_line] | `read_yes_no ?history ?dynamic prompt ()` is the same as:
readable [Lwt_unix] | Returns whether the given file descriptor is currently readable.
readable_count [Lwt_engine] | Returns the number of events waiting for a file descriptor to become readable.
readdir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.dir`
readdir_n [Lwt_unix] | `readdir_n handle count` reads at most `count` entry from the given directory.
readlink [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.readlink`
really_input [Lwt_chan] |
recv [Lwt_bytes] |
recv [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.recv`
recv_msg [Lwt_bytes] | This call is not available on windows.
recv_msg [Lwt_unix] | `recv_msg ~socket ~io_vectors` receives data into a list of io-vectors, plus any file-descriptors that may accompany the message.
recvfrom [Lwt_bytes] |
recvfrom [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.recvfrom`
red [Lwt_term] |
register_action [Lwt_unix] | `register_action set fd action` registers `action` on `fd`.
register_pause_notifier [Lwt] | `register_pause_notifier f` register a function `f` that will be called each time pause is called.
reinstall_signal_handler [Lwt_unix] | `reinstall_signal_handler signum` if any signal handler is registered for this signal with `Lwt_unix.on_signal`, it reinstall the signal handler (with `Sys.set_signal`).
remove [Lwt_glib] | Remove the Glib<->Lwt integration.
remove [Lwt_sequence] | Removes a node from the sequence it is part of.
remove_min [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
rename [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.rename`
render [Lwt_log] | `render ~buffer ~template ~section ~level ~message` instantiate all variables of `template`, and store the result in `buffer`.
render [Lwt_term] | Render an offscreen array to the terminal.
render_state [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Return the rendering state of the given state
render_update [Lwt_term] | `render_update displayed to_display` does the same as `render to_display` but assumes that `displayed` contains the current displayed text.
reset [Lwt_read_line.Engine] | `reset state` reset the given state, if the user was doing a selection, it is canceled
reset [Lwt_term] |
reset_level [Lwt_log.Section] | `reset_level section` resets the level of `section` to its default value, i.e.
resize_buffer [Lwt_io] | Resize the internal buffer to the given size
resize_region [Lwt_util] | `resize_region reg sz` resize the region `reg` to size `sz`.
result [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Threads waiting for the read-line instance to terminates
return [Lwt_react.S] | Same as `const`.
return [Lwt_signal] |
return [Lwt] | `return e` is a thread whose return value is the value of the expression `e`.
return_false [Lwt] | `return_false = return false`
return_nil [Lwt] | `return_nil = return []`
return_none [Lwt] | `return_none = return None`
return_true [Lwt] | `return_true = return true`
return_unit [Lwt] | `return_unit = return ()`
rev_map_p [Lwt_list] |
rev_map_s [Lwt_list] |
rewinddir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.rewinddir`
rmdir [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.rmdir`
run [Lwt_main] | `run t` calls the Lwt scheduler repeatedly until `t` terminates, then returns the value returned by the thread.
run_in_main [Lwt_preemptive] | `run_in_main f` executes `f` in the main thread, i.e.
run_in_region [Lwt_util] | `run_in_region reg size f` execute the thread produced by the function `f` in the region `reg`.
run_job [Lwt_unix] | `run_job ?async_method job` starts `job` and wait for its termination.
run_p [Lwt_react.E] |
run_p [Lwt_event] |
run_s [Lwt_react.S] |
run_s [Lwt_react.E] |
run_s [Lwt_signal] |
run_s [Lwt_event] |
S
sample_s [Lwt_react.S] |
sample_s [Lwt_signal] |
save_history [Lwt_read_line] | `save_history filename history` saves `history` to `filename`.
send [Lwt_bytes] |
send [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.send`
send_command [Lwt_read_line.Control] | `send_command instance command` sends the given command to the read-line instance
send_msg [Lwt_bytes] | This call is not available on windows.
send_msg [Lwt_unix] | `send_msg ~socket ~io_vectors ~fds` sends data from a list of io-vectors, accompanied with a list of file-descriptor.
send_notification [Lwt_unix] | `send_notification id` sends a notification.
sendto [Lwt_bytes] |
sendto [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.sendto`
sequence_mapping [Lwt_term] | Mapping from sequence to keys
set [Lwt_bytes] | `get buffer offset value` changes the value of the byte at offset `offset` in `buffer` to `value`.
set [Lwt_engine] | `set ?transfer ?destroy engine` replaces the current engine by the given one.
set [Lwt_term.Draw] | `set ~zone ~x ~y ~popint` sets point at relative position `x` and `y`.
set [Lwt_sequence] | Change the contents of a node
set_affinity [Lwt_unix] | `set_affinity ?pid cpus` sets the list of CPUs the given process is allowed to run on.
set_blocking [Lwt_unix] | `set_blocking fd b` puts `fd` in blocking or non-blocking mode.
set_bounds [Lwt_preemptive] | `set_bounds (min, max)` set the minimum and the maximum number of preemptive threads.
set_close_on_exec [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.set_close_on_exec`
set_color [Lwt_term] | `set_color num (red, green, blue)` sets the three components of the color number `num`
set_completion_mode [Lwt_top] | Change the completion mode
set_default_async_method [Lwt_unix] | Sets the default async method.
set_default_buffer_size [Lwt_io] | Change the default buffer size.
set_exn_handler [Lwt_timeout] | set the default handler for exception occurring after a timeout.
set_level [Lwt_log.Section] | `set_level section` sets the logging level of the given section.
set_max_number_of_threads_queued [Lwt_preemptive] | Sets the size of the waiting queue, if no more preemptive threads are available.
set_notification [Lwt_unix] | `set_notification id f` replace the function associated to the notification by `f`.
set_pool_size [Lwt_unix] | Change the size of the pool.
set_position [Lwt_io] | `set_position ch pos` Sets the position in the output channel.
setsockopt [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.setsockopt`
setsockopt_float [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.setsockopt_float`
setsockopt_int [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.setsockopt_int`
setsockopt_optint [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.setsockopt_optint`
shell [Lwt_process] | A command executed with the shell.
show [Lwt_read_line.Control] | Un-hide everything
show_cursor [Lwt_term] | `show_cursor ()` makes the cursor visible
shutdown [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.shutdown`
shutdown [Lwt_ssl] |
shutdown_server [Lwt_io] | Shutdown the given server
signal [Lwt_condition] | `signal condvar value` notifies that a condition is ready.
signal_count [Lwt_unix] | Returns the number of registered signal handler.
simple_init [Lwt_preemptive] | `simple_init ()` does a simple initialization.
size [Lwt_term] | Size of the terminal.
size [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
sleep [Lwt_unix] | `sleep d` is a threads which remain suspended for `d` seconds and then terminates.
socket [Lwt_unix] | `socket domain type proto` is the same as `Unix.socket` but maps the result into a lwt file descriptor
socketpair [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.socketpair`
ssl_accept [Lwt_ssl] |
ssl_connect [Lwt_ssl] |
ssl_shutdown [Lwt_ssl] |
ssl_socket [Lwt_ssl] | Returns the underlying SSL socket used for this wrapper.
standard_input [Lwt_term] | The input stream used by `Lwt_term.read_key`
start [Lwt_timeout] | starts a timeout.
stat [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.stat`
stat [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.stat`
state [Lwt_unix] | `state fd` returns the state of `fd`
state [Lwt] | `state t` returns the state of a thread
stderr [Lwt_unix] | The standard file descriptor for printing error messages
stderr [Lwt_io] | The standard output for error messages, it writes data to `Lwt_unix.stderr`
stderr [Lwt_text] |
stdin [Lwt_unix] | The standard file descriptor for input.
stdin [Lwt_io] | The standard input, it reads data from `Lwt_unix.stdin`
stdin [Lwt_text] |
stdout [Lwt_unix] | The standard file descriptor for output
stdout [Lwt_io] | The standard output, it writes data to `Lwt_unix.stdout`
stdout [Lwt_text] |
stop [Lwt_timeout] | stops a timeout.
stop_event [Lwt_engine] | `stop_event event` stops the given event.
stop_notification [Lwt_unix] | Stop the given notification.
string_of_key [Lwt_term] | `string_of_key key` string representation of a key
strip_styles [Lwt_term] | Drop all styles
styled_length [Lwt_term] | Returns the length (in unicode character) of the given styled text.
sub [Lwt_term.Zone] | `sub ~zone ~x ~y ~width ~height` creates a sub-zone of `zone`.
symlink [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.symlink`
syslog [Lwt_log] | `syslog ?template ?paths ~facility ()` creates an logger which send message to the system logger.
system [Lwt_unix] | Executes the given command, waits until it terminates, and return its termination status.
system_byte_order [Lwt_io] | Same as `Lwt_sys.byte_order`.
T
take [Lwt_mvar] | `take mvar` will take any currently available value from the mailbox variable.
take_l [Lwt_sequence] | `take_l x s` remove and returns the leftmost element of `s`
take_opt_l [Lwt_sequence] | `take_opt_l x s` remove and returns `Some x` where `x` is the leftmost element of `s` or `None` if `s` is empty
take_opt_r [Lwt_sequence] | `take_opt_l x s` remove and returns `Some x` where `x` is the rightmost element of `s` or `None` if `s` is empty
take_r [Lwt_sequence] | `take_l x s` remove and returns the rightmost element of `s`
task [Lwt] | `task ()` is the same as `wait ()` except that threads created with `task` can be canceled.
tcdrain [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcdrain`
tcflow [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcflow`
tcflush [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcflush`
tcgetattr [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcgetattr`
tcsendbreak [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcsendbreak`
tcsetattr [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.tcsetattr`
text [Lwt_term.Draw] | Draw the given text at the given positon
text [Lwt_term] |
textc [Lwt_term.Draw] | Same as `Lwt_term.Draw.text` but takes a text with styles
textf [Lwt_term.Draw] | Same as `Lwt_term.Draw.text` but uses a format string
textf [Lwt_term] | `textf fmt` formats a texts with `fmt` and returns `Text txt`
thread_count [Lwt_unix] | The number of system threads running (excluding this one).
thread_waiting_count [Lwt_unix] | The number threads waiting for a job.
timeout [Lwt_unix] | `timeout d` is a thread which remains suspended for `d` seconds then fails with `Lwt_unix.Timeout`
timer_count [Lwt_engine] | Returns the number of registered timers.
to_list [Lwt_stream] | Returns the list of elements of the given stream
to_stream [Lwt_react.E] | Creates a stream holding all values occurring on the given event
to_stream [Lwt_event] |
to_string [Lwt_bytes] | `to_string buf` returns a newly allocated string with the same contents as `buf`.
to_string [Lwt_read_line.Command] | `to_string cmd` returns a string representation of a command
to_string [Lwt_stream] | Returns the word composed of all characters of the given stream
transfer_l [Lwt_sequence] | `transfer_l s1 s2` removes all elements of `s1` and add them at the left of `s2`.
transfer_r [Lwt_sequence] | `transfer_r s1 s2` removes all elements of `s1` and add them at the right of `s2`.
truncate [Lwt_unix.LargeFile] | Wrapper for `Unix.LargeFile.truncate`
truncate [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.truncate`
try_bind [Lwt] | `try_bind t f g` behaves as `bind (t ()) f` if `t` does not fail.
turn_off [Lwt_switch] | `turn_off switch` turns off the switch.
U
underlined [Lwt_term] |
union [Lwt_pqueue.S] |
unix_file_descr [Lwt_unix] | Returns the underlying unix file descriptor.
unlink [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.unlink`
unlock [Lwt_mutex] | `unlock mutex` unlock the mutex if no threads is waiting on it.
unsafe_blit [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.blit` but without bound checking.
unsafe_blit_bytes_string [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.blit_bytes_string` but without bound checking.
unsafe_blit_string_bytes [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.blit_string_bytes` but without bound checking.
unsafe_fill [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.fill` but without bound checking.
unsafe_get [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.get` but without bound checking.
unsafe_set [Lwt_bytes] | Same as `Lwt_bytes.set` but without bound checking.
update [Lwt_read_line.Engine] | `update ~state ?clipboard ~command ()` update an engine state by processing the given command.
use [Lwt_pool] | `use p f` takes one free member of the pool `p` and gives it to the function `f`.
W
wait [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.wait`
wait [Lwt_throttle.S] |
wait [Lwt] | `wait ()` is a pair of a thread which sleeps forever (unless it is resumed by one of the functions `wakeup`, `wakeup_exn` below) and the corresponding wakener.
wait [Lwt_condition] | `wait mutex condvar` will cause the current thread to block, awaiting notification for a condition variable, `condvar`.
wait4 [Lwt_unix] | `wait4 flags pid` returns `(pid, status, rusage)` where `(pid, status)` is the same result as `Unix.waitpid flags pid`, and `rusage` contains accounting information about the child.
wait_count [Lwt_unix] | Returns the number of threads waiting for a child to terminate.
wait_for_jobs [Lwt_unix] | Wait for all pending jobs to terminate.
wait_mincore [Lwt_bytes] | `wait_mincore buffer offset` waits until the page containing the byte at offset `offset` in the the RAM.
wait_read [Lwt_unix] | waits (without blocking other threads) until there is something to read on the file descriptor
wait_read [Lwt_ssl] |
wait_write [Lwt_unix] | waits (without blocking other threads) until it is possible to write on the file descriptor
wait_write [Lwt_ssl] |
waiter_of_wakener [Lwt] | Returns the thread associated to a wakener.
waitpid [Lwt_unix] | Wrapper for `Unix.waitpid`
wakeup [Lwt_glib] | If one thread is blocking on `Lwt_glib.iter`, then `wakeup ()` make `Lwt_glib.iter` to return immediatly.
wakeup [Lwt] | `wakeup t e` makes the sleeping thread `t` terminate and return the value of the expression `e`.
wakeup_exn [Lwt] | `wakeup_exn t e` makes the sleeping thread `t` fail with the exception `e`.
wakeup_later [Lwt] | Same as `Lwt.wakeup` but it is not guaranteed that the thread will be woken up immediately.
wakeup_later_exn [Lwt] | Same as `Lwt.wakeup_exn` but it is not guaranteed that the thread will be woken up immediately.
wakeup_later_result [Lwt] | Same as `Lwt.wakeup_result` but it is not guaranteed that the thread will be woken up immediately.
wakeup_paused [Lwt] | `wakeup_paused ()` wakes up all threads which suspended themselves with `Lwt.pause`.
wakeup_result [Lwt] | `wakeup_result t r` makes the sleeping thread `t` terminate with the result `r`.
warning [Lwt_log] |
warning_f [Lwt_log] |
white [Lwt_term] |
width [Lwt_term.Zone] |
windows [Lwt_sys] | `true` iff running on windows.
with_async_detach [Lwt_unix] | `with_async_none f` is a shorthand for:
with_async_none [Lwt_unix] | `with_async_none f` is a shorthand for:
with_async_switch [Lwt_unix] | `with_async_none f` is a shorthand for:
with_connection [Lwt_io] | `with_connection ?buffer_size ~mode addr f` open a connection to the given address and passes the channels to `f`
with_file [Lwt_io] | `with_file ?buffer_size ?flags ?perm ~mode filename f` open a file and passes the channel to `f`.
with_file [Lwt_text] |
with_finaliser [Lwt_react.S] | `with_finaliser f s` returns a signal `s'` which behave as `s`, except that `f` is called when `s'` is garbage collected.
with_finaliser [Lwt_react.E] | `with_finaliser f e` returns an event `e'` which behave as `e`, except that `f` is called when `e'` is garbage collected.
with_finaliser [Lwt_signal] |
with_finaliser [Lwt_event] |
with_lock [Lwt_mutex] | `with_lock lock f` is used to lock a mutex within a block scope.
with_process [Lwt_process] |
with_process_full [Lwt_process] |
with_process_in [Lwt_process] |
with_process_none [Lwt_process] |
with_process_out [Lwt_process] |
with_raw_mode [Lwt_term] | `with_raw_mode f` executes `f` while the terminal is in ``raw mode''.
with_timeout [Lwt_unix] | `with_timeout d f` is a short-hand for:
with_value [Lwt] | `with_value key value f` executes `f` with `value` associated to `key`.
wrap [Lwt] | `wrap f` calls `f` and transform the result into a monad.
wrap1 [Lwt] | `wrap1 f x` applies `f` on `x` and returns the result as a thread.
wrap2 [Lwt] |
wrap3 [Lwt] |
wrap4 [Lwt] |
wrap5 [Lwt] |
wrap6 [Lwt] |
wrap7 [Lwt] |
wrap_syscall [Lwt_unix] | `wrap_syscall set fd action` wrap an action on a file descriptor.
writable [Lwt_unix] | Returns whether the given file descriptor is currently writable.
writable_count [Lwt_engine] | Returns the number of events waiting for a file descriptor to become writable.
write [Lwt_bytes] |
write [Lwt_unix] | `read fd buf ofs len` has the same semantic as `Unix.write`, but is cooperative
write [Lwt_io] | `write oc str` writes all characters of `str` on `oc`
write [Lwt_text] |
write [Lwt_ssl] |
write_bytes [Lwt_ssl] |
write_char [Lwt_io] | `write_char oc char` writes `char` on `oc`
write_char [Lwt_text] |
write_chars [Lwt_io] | `write_chars oc chars` writes all characters of `chars` on `oc`
write_chars [Lwt_text] |
write_float32 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Writes an IEEE single precision floating point value
write_float64 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Writes an IEEE double precision floating point value
write_from [Lwt_io] | `write_from oc buffer offset length` writes up to `length` bytes to `oc`, from `buffer` at offset `offset` and returns the number of bytes actually written
write_from_exactly [Lwt_io] | `write_from_exactly oc buffer offset length` writes all `length` bytes from `buffer` at offset `offset` to `oc`
write_int [Lwt_io.NumberIO] | Writes an ocaml int as a 32-bits integer
write_int16 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
write_int32 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
write_int64 [Lwt_io.NumberIO] |
write_line [Lwt_io] | `write_line oc str` writes `str` on `oc` followed by a new-line.
write_line [Lwt_text] |
write_lines [Lwt_io] | `write_lines oc lines` writes all lines of `lines` to `oc`
write_lines [Lwt_text] |
write_styled [Lwt_term] | `write_styled oc st` writes `st` on `oc` using escape sequences.
write_value [Lwt_io] | `write_value oc ?flags x` marshals the value `x` to `oc`
X
x [Lwt_term.Zone] |
Y
y [Lwt_term.Zone] |
yellow [Lwt_term] |
yield [Lwt_unix] | `yield ()` is a threads which suspends itself and then resumes as soon as possible and terminates.
yield [Lwt_main] | `yield ()` is a threads which suspends itself and then resumes as soon as possible and terminates.
Z
zero [Lwt_io] | Inputs which returns always `'\x00'`
zero [Lwt_text] |