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diff --git a/plugins/decl_mode/g_decl_mode.ml4 b/plugins/decl_mode/g_decl_mode.ml4
index 2bd88d5aea..d598e7c3fa 100644
--- a/plugins/decl_mode/g_decl_mode.ml4
+++ b/plugins/decl_mode/g_decl_mode.ml4
@@ -36,13 +36,20 @@ let pr_goal gs =
str "============================" ++ fnl () ++
thesis ++ str " " ++ pc) ++ fnl ()
-(* arnaud: rebrancher ça ?
-let pr_open_subgoals () =
- let p = Proof_global.give_me_the_proof () in
- let { Evd.it = goals ; sigma = sigma } = Proof.V82.subgoals p in
- let close_cmd = Decl_mode.get_end_command p in
- pr_subgoals close_cmd sigma goals
-*)
+let pr_subgoals ?(pr_first=true) _ sigma _ _ _ gll =
+ match gll with
+ | [goal] when pr_first ->
+ pr_goal { Evd.it = goal ; sigma = sigma }
+ | _ ->
+ (* spiwack: it's not very nice to have to call proof global
+ here, a more robust solution would be to add a hook for
+ [Printer.pr_open_subgoals] in proof modes, in order to
+ compute the end command. Yet a more robust solution would be
+ to have focuses give explanations of their unfocusing
+ behaviour. *)
+ let p = Proof_global.give_me_the_proof () in
+ let close_cmd = Decl_mode.get_end_command p in
+ str "Subproof completed, now type " ++ str close_cmd ++ str "."
let interp_proof_instr _ { Evd.it = gl ; sigma = sigma }=
Decl_interp.interp_proof_instr
@@ -93,14 +100,16 @@ let proof_instr : raw_proof_instr Gram.entry =
let _ = Pptactic.declare_extra_genarg_pprule wit_proof_instr
pr_raw_proof_instr pr_glob_proof_instr pr_proof_instr
-let classify_proof_instr _ = VtProofStep false, VtLater
+let classify_proof_instr = function
+ | { instr = Pescape |Pend B_proof } -> VtProofMode "Classic", VtNow
+ | _ -> VtProofStep false, VtLater
(* We use the VERNAC EXTEND facility with a custom non-terminal
to populate [proof_mode] with a new toplevel interpreter.
The "-" indicates that the rule does not start with a distinguished
string. *)
-VERNAC proof_mode EXTEND ProofInstr CLASSIFIED BY classify_proof_instr
- [ - proof_instr(instr) ] -> [ vernac_proof_instr instr ]
+VERNAC proof_mode EXTEND ProofInstr
+ [ - proof_instr(instr) ] => [classify_proof_instr instr] -> [ vernac_proof_instr instr ]
END
(* It is useful to use GEXTEND directly to call grammar entries that have been
@@ -130,7 +139,8 @@ let _ =
(* We substitute the goal printer, by the one we built
for the proof mode. *)
Printer.set_printer_pr { Printer.default_printer_pr with
- Printer.pr_goal = pr_goal }
+ Printer.pr_goal = pr_goal;
+ pr_subgoals = pr_subgoals; }
end ;
(* function [reset] goes back to No Proof Mode from
Declarative Proof Mode *)
@@ -147,7 +157,7 @@ VERNAC COMMAND EXTEND DeclProof
[ "proof" ] => [ VtProofMode "Declarative", VtNow ] -> [ vernac_decl_proof () ]
END
VERNAC COMMAND EXTEND DeclReturn
-[ "return" ] => [ VtProofMode "Classic", VtNow ] -> [ vernac_return () ]
+[ "return" ] => [ VtProofMode "Declarative", VtNow ] -> [ vernac_return () ]
END
let none_is_empty = function