The MLValue.Converter for A. Import this as an implicit to support using objects of type A in MLFunctions etc.

Returns an instance of type Ops. It is guaranteed that for each instance isabelle, exactly one instance of Obs is created (using the ec from the first such invocation). (If you see this doc string in a class different from OperationCollection but no definition of the class Ops, treat this function as if it was private.)

Returns the name of the exception for storing values in the object store. That is, if exceptionName returns EXN, then an ML value a of type mlType is stored in the object store as EXN a. If predefinedException is overwritten, this returns predefinedException. Otherwise it returns a fresh exception name (and ensures that that exception is declared).

Makes sure an Ops instance for the instance isabelle is initialized. This is useful when code needs to be sure that the global initialization inside the Ops class has happened (e.g., declarations of ML types via Isabelle.executeMLCodeNow) even if it does not access any of the fields in the Ops class.

Can safely be called several times with the same isabelle and/or executionContext.

Must return a new instance of A with A.mlValue = mlValue.

Must return the ML type corresponding to A.

Must return a fresh instance of Ops (with implicit arguments isabelle and ec.

Must return the name of the exception for storing ML values of type mlType in the object store in the Isabelle process. If not overwritten, the exception will be generated automatically. If overwritten, the overriding class needs to ensure that the exception is actually declared in the ML toplevel.