package opam-format

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package opam-format

opam-format
- OpamFile
  - Aliases
  - BestEffortRead
  - Changes
  - Comp
  - Config
    
    BestEffort
  - Descr
  - Dot_config
  - Dot_install
  - Environment
  - File_attributes
  - IO_FILE
  - InitConfig
  - LegacyState
  - Lines
  - OPAM
  - Package_index
  - Pinned_legacy
  - PkgList
  - Repo
  - Repo_config_legacy
  - Repos_config
    
    BestEffort
  - Stats
  - SwitchExport
  - SwitchSelections
    
    BestEffort
  - Switch_config
    
    BestEffort
  - Syntax
  - URL
  - Wrappers
- OpamFilter
- OpamFormat
  - I
  - V
- OpamFormatConfig
- OpamFormula
- OpamLineLexer
- OpamPackage
  - Map
  - Name
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Op
  - Set
    
    Op
  - Version
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Op
- OpamPath
  - Builddir
  - Switch
    
    Default
    
    Overlay
- OpamPp
  - Op
  - STR
- OpamRepositoryName
  - Map
  - Set
    
    Op
- OpamSwitch
  - Map
  - Set
    
    Op
- OpamTypesBase
- OpamVariable
  - Full
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Op
  - Map
  - Set
    
    Op

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The type for switch names

include OpamStd.ABSTRACT

type t

val of_string : string -> t

val to_string : t -> string

val to_json : t -> OpamJson.t

module Set : sig ... end

module Map : sig ... end

val unset : t

System switch name

val is_external : t -> bool

Determines wether this switch is internal (bound to a prefix within the opam root) or living somewhere else, in which case its prefix dir is inferred from its name using get_root

val get_root : OpamFilename.Dir.t -> t -> OpamFilename.Dir.t

Returns the root directory of the switch with the given name, assuming the given opam root

val external_dirname : string

The relative dirname in which the opam switch prefix sits for external switches ("_opam")

val of_dirname : OpamFilename.Dir.t -> t

Returns an external switch handle from a directory name. Resolves to the destination if external_dirname at the given dir is a symlink to another external_dirname.