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Batteries.Lean.AttributeExtra

TagAttributeExtra works around a limitation of TagAttribute, which is that definitions must be tagged in the same file that declares the definition. This works well for definitions in lean core, but for attributes declared outside the core this is problematic because we may want to tag declarations created before the attribute was defined.

To resolve this, we allow a one-time exception to the rule that attributes must be applied in the same file as the declaration: During the declaration of the attribute itself, we can tag arbitrary other definitions, but once the attribute is declared we must tag things in the same file as normal.

  • ext : PersistentEnvExtension Name Name NameSet

    The environment extension for the attribute.

  • base : NameHashSet

    A list of "base" declarations which have been pre-tagged.

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    def Lean.registerTagAttributeExtra (name : Name) (descr : String) (extra : List Name) (validate : NameAttrM Unit := fun (x : Name) => pure ()) (ref : Name := by exact decl_name%) :

    Registers a new tag attribute. The extra field is a list of definitions from other modules which will be "pre-tagged" and are not subject to the usual restriction on tagging in the same file as the declaration.

    Note: The extra fields bypass the validate function - we assume the builtins are also pre-validated.

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      def Lean.TagAttributeExtra.hasTag (attr : TagAttributeExtra) (env : Environment) (decl : Name) :
      Bool

      Does declaration decl have the tag attr?

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        def Lean.TagAttributeExtra.getDecls (attr : TagAttributeExtra) (env : Environment) :
        Array Name

        Get the list of declarations tagged with the tag attribute attr.

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          ParametricAttributeExtra works around a limitation of ParametricAttribute, which is that definitions must be tagged in the same file that declares the definition. This works well for definitions in lean core, but for attributes declared outside the core this is problematic because we may want to tag declarations created before the attribute was defined.

          To resolve this, we allow a one-time exception to the rule that attributes must be applied in the same file as the declaration: During the declaration of the attribute itself, we can tag arbitrary other definitions, but once the attribute is declared we must tag things in the same file as normal.

          • attr : ParametricAttribute α

            The underlying ParametricAttribute.

          • base : Std.HashMap Name α

            A list of pre-tagged declarations with their values.

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            def Lean.registerParametricAttributeExtra {α : Type} (impl : ParametricAttributeImpl α) (extra : List (Name × α)) :

            Registers a new parametric attribute. The extra field is a list of definitions from other modules which will be "pre-tagged" and are not subject to the usual restriction on tagging in the same file as the declaration.

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              def Lean.ParametricAttributeExtra.getParam? {α : Type} [Inhabited α] (attr : ParametricAttributeExtra α) (env : Environment) (decl : Name) :
              Option α

              Gets the parameter of attribute attr associated to declaration decl, or none if decl is not tagged.

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                def Lean.ParametricAttributeExtra.setParam {α : Type} (attr : ParametricAttributeExtra α) (env : Environment) (decl : Name) (param : α) :
                Except String Environment

                Applies attribute attr to declaration decl, given a value for the parameter.

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                • attr.setParam env decl param = attr.attr.setParam env decl param
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