Module type Core_set_intf.Creators_generic

module type Creators_generic = sig .. end

type ('a, 'cmp) t 
type ('a, 'cmp) set 
type ('a, 'cmp) tree 
type 'a elt 
type ('a, 'cmp, 'z) options 
val empty : ('a, 'cmp, ('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val singleton : ('a, 'cmp,
'a elt ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val union_list : ('a, 'cmp,
('a, 'cmp) t list ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val of_list : ('a, 'cmp,
'a elt list ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val of_array : ('a, 'cmp,
'a elt array ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val of_sorted_array : ('a, 'cmp,
'a elt array ->
('a, 'cmp) t Or_error.t)
options
val of_sorted_array_unchecked : ('a, 'cmp,
'a elt array ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options
val stable_dedup_list : ('a, 'b,
'a elt list ->
'a elt list)
options
val map : ('b, 'cmp,
('a, 'c) set ->
f:('a -> 'b elt) ->
('b, 'cmp) t)
options
The types of map and filter_map are subtle. The input set, ('a, _) set, reflects the fact that these functions take a set of *any* type, with any comparator, while the output set, ('b, 'cmp) t, reflects that the output set has the particular 'cmp of the creation function. The comparator can come in one of three ways, depending on which set module is used


val filter_map : ('b, 'cmp,
('a, 'c) set ->
f:('a -> 'b elt option) ->
('b, 'cmp) t)
options
val of_tree : ('a, 'cmp,
('a elt, 'cmp)
tree ->
('a, 'cmp) t)
options