package opam-format

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Format library for opam 2.4

Install

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Sourcemodule E : sig ... end

Configuration options for the format lib (record, global reference and setter)

Sourcetype t = private {

strict : bool;
(*
Fail early with errors in OPAM files
*)
skip_version_checks : bool;
(*
Ignore mismatching OPAM versions in files
*)
all_parens : bool;
(*
Affects the OPAM format printer; for backwards-compatibility
*)

}

type 'a options_fun =
  ?strict:bool ->
  ?skip_version_checks:bool ->
  ?all_parens:bool ->
  'a

include OpamStd.Config.Sig
  with type t := t
   and type 'a options_fun := 'a options_fun

Sourceval default : t

The default values of the options to use at startup

Sourceval set : t -> (unit -> t) options_fun

Use to update any option in a t, using the optional arguments of options_fun. E.g. set opts ?option1:1 ?option4:"x" ()

Sourceval setk : (t -> 'a) -> t -> 'a options_fun

Same as set, but passes the result to a continuation, allowing argument stacking

Sourceval r : t ref

The global reference containing the currently set library options. Access using OpamXxxConfig.(!r.field).

Sourceval update : ?noop:_ -> (unit -> unit) options_fun

Updates the currently set options in r according to the optional arguments

Sourceval init : ?noop:_ -> (unit -> unit) options_fun

Sets the options, reading the environment to get default values when unspecified

Sourceval initk : 'a -> 'a options_fun

Sets the options like init, but returns the given value (for arguments stacking)