Module Caml2html.Output_latex

module Output_latex: sig .. end

type class_definition = string list * (string * string) list

val default_style : string

val key_color1 : string option

val key_color2 : string option

val key_color3 : string option

val key_color4 : string option

val key_color5 : string option

val construct_color : string option * string

val comment_color : string option * string

val string_color : string option * string

val alpha_keyword_color : string option * string

val nonalpha_keyword_color : string option * string

val default_keyword_color_list : (string * (string option * string)) list

val default_keyword_colors : (string, string option * string) Hashtbl.t

val all_colors : (string option * string) list

colors which are used for the predefined style. This is a list of pairs (optional color specification, CSS class).

val make_defs_file : ?colors:(string option * string) list -> string -> unit

Dump color definitions and matching highlighting commands into a file.

type param = {

	`line_numbers : bool;`
	`title : bool;`
	`body_only : bool;`
	`tab_size : int;`
	`latex_comments : bool;`
	`defs : string;`

}

the type of the options for making the HTML document

val default_param : param

val ocaml : ?keyword_colors:(string, string option * string) Hashtbl.t ->
       ?param:param ->
       Buffer.t -> Caml2html.Input.token list -> unit

ocaml buf l formats the list of tokens l into some LaTeX code which should be placed within the alltt environment, and adds the result the given buffer buf.

val ocaml_file : ?filename:string ->
       ?keyword_colors:(string, string option * string) Hashtbl.t ->
       param:param ->
       Buffer.t -> Caml2html.Input.token list -> unit

ocaml_file buf tokens makes LaTeX code that represents one source file of OCaml code. The name of the file is added as title, depending on the parameters and is specified with the filename option.

val begin_document : ?param:param -> Buffer.t -> string list -> unit

val end_document : ?param:param -> Buffer.t -> unit

val handle_file : ?keyword_colors:(string, string option * string) Hashtbl.t ->
       ?param:param -> Buffer.t -> string -> unit

handle_file buf srcfile parse the given file srcfile and puts the HTML into buf.

val save_file : ?dir:string -> Buffer.t -> string -> unit

save_file buf file just saves the contents of buffer buf in the given file.

val ocaml_document : ?dir:string ->
       ?keyword_colors:(string, string option * string) Hashtbl.t ->
       ?param:param -> string list -> string -> unit

ocaml_document files file parses the given OCaml files and make one complete HTML document that shows the contents of these files.