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.TH Aliases 3 "" "Odoc" "OCaml Library"
.SH Name
Ocamlary\.Aliases
.SH Synopsis
.sp
.in 2
\fBModule Ocamlary\.Aliases\fR
.in
.sp
.fi
Let's imitate jst's layout\.
.nf
.SH Documentation
.sp
.nf
\f[CB]module\fR Foo : \f[CB]sig\fR \.\.\. \f[CB]end\fR
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR A' = Foo\.A
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR tata = Foo\.A\.t
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR tbtb = Foo\.B\.t
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR tete
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR tata' = A'\.t
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR tete2 = Foo\.E\.t
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR Std : \f[CB]sig\fR \.\.\. \f[CB]end\fR
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR stde = Std\.E\.t
.sp
.in 5
\fB1\.1\.1 include of Foo\fR
.in
.sp
.fi
Just for giggle, let's see what happens when we include \f[CI]Foo\fR\.
.nf
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR A = Foo\.A
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR B = Foo\.B
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR C = Foo\.C
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR D = Foo\.D
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR E : \f[CB]sig\fR \.\.\. \f[CB]end\fR
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR testa = A\.t
.sp
.fi
And also, let's refer to \f[CI]A\.t\fR and \f[CI]Foo\.B\.id\fR
.nf
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR P1 : \f[CB]sig\fR \.\.\. \f[CB]end\fR
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR P2 : \f[CB]sig\fR \.\.\. \f[CB]end\fR
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR X1 = P2\.Z
.sp
\f[CB]module\fR X2 = P2\.Z
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR p1 = X1\.t
.sp
\f[CB]type\fR p2 = X2\.t
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