syntax - What does "open!" mean in OCaml? -


i'm looking @ ocaml source file begins following instruction:

open! miscparser

i understand open miscparser means "open miscparser module", don't know exclamation mark means.

it's avoid triggering warnings if open shadows exisiting identifier. see manual.


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