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string value lookup
string array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an string, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single string value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
Integer value lookup
Integer array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an integer, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single integer value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
float value lookup
float array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an float, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single float value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
boolean value lookup
boolean array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a boolean, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single boolean value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
offset_datetime value lookup
offset_datetime array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an offset datetime, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single offset_datetime value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
local_datetime value lookup
local_datetime array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local datetime, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local_datetime value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
local_date value lookup
local_date array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local date, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local_date value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.
local_time value lookup
local_time array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, ~strict:true applies only to array item conversion. With ~strict:true they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local time, while with ~strict:false it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass ~strict:false to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local time value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

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string value lookup

val find_string : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string

Looks up an string at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an string or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to string.

val find_string_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string

Alias for find_string

val find_string_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string option

Looks up an string at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an string or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to string.

val find_string_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (string, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an string at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an string nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to string.

string array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an string, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single string value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_strings : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string list

Looks up an array of strings at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of strings or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of strings.

val find_strings_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string list

Alias for find_strings

val find_strings_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> string list option

Looks up an array of strings at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an string or an array of strings or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of strings.

val find_strings_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (string list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of strings at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an string or an array of strings, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of strings.

Integer value lookup

val find_integer : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_integer

Looks up an integer at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an integer or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to integer.

val find_integer_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_integer

Alias for find_integer

val find_integer_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_integer option

Looks up an integer at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an integer or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to integer.

val find_integer_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_integer, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an integer at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an integer nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to integer.

Integer array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an integer, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single integer value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_integers : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_integer list

Looks up an array of integers at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of integers or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of integers.

val find_integers_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_integer list

Alias for find_integers

val find_integers_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_integer list option

Looks up an array of integers at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an integer or an array of integers or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of integers.

val find_integers_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_integer list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of integers at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an integer or an array of integers, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of integers.

float value lookup

val find_float : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_float

Looks up an float at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an float or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to float.

val find_float_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_float

Alias for find_float

val find_float_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_float option

Looks up an float at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an float or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to float.

val find_float_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_float, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an float at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an float nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to float.

float array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an float, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single float value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_floats : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_float list

Looks up an array of floats at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of floats or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of floats.

val find_floats_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_float list

Alias for find_floats

val find_floats_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_float list option

Looks up an array of floats at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an float or an array of floats or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of floats.

val find_floats_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_float list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of floats at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an float or an array of floats, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of floats.

boolean value lookup

val find_boolean : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool

Looks up a boolean at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a boolean or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to boolean.

val find_boolean_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool

Alias for find_boolean

val find_boolean_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool option

Looks up a boolean at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a boolean or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to boolean.

val find_boolean_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (bool, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up a boolean at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a boolean nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to boolean.

boolean array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a boolean, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single boolean value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_booleans : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool list

Looks up an array of booleans at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of booleans or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of booleans.

val find_booleans_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool list

Alias for find_booleans

val find_booleans_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> bool list option

Looks up an array of booleans at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a boolean or an array of booleans or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of booleans.

val find_booleans_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (bool list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of booleans at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a boolean or an array of booleans, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of booleans.

offset_datetime value lookup

val find_offset_datetime : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Looks up an offset_datetime at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an offset datetime or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to offset datetime.

val find_offset_datetime_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Alias for find_offset_datetime

val find_offset_datetime_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date option

Looks up an offset_datetime at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an offset datetime or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to offset datetime.

val find_offset_datetime_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an offset_datetime at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an offset_datetime nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to offset_datetime.

offset_datetime array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not an offset datetime, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single offset_datetime value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_offset_datetimes : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Looks up an array of offset_datetimes at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of offset_datetimes or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of offset_datetimes.

val find_offset_datetimes_exn : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list

Alias for find_offset_datetimes

val find_offset_datetimes_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list option

Looks up an array of offset_datetimes at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an offset datetime or an array of offset datetimes or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of offset datetimes.

val find_offset_datetimes_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of offset_datetimes at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither an offset datetime or an array of offset datetimes, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of offset_datetimes.

local_datetime value lookup

val find_local_datetime : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Looks up a local_datetime at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local datetime or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local datetime.

val find_local_datetime_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Alias for find_local_datetime

val find_local_datetime_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date option

Looks up a local_datetime at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local datetime or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local datetime.

val find_local_datetime_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up a local_datetime at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local datetime nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to local datetime.

local_datetime array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local datetime, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local_datetime value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_local_datetimes : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Looks up an array of local_datetimes at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of local datetimes or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local datetimes.

val find_local_datetimes_exn : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list

Alias for find_local_datetimes

val find_local_datetimes_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list option

Looks up an array of local_datetimes at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local datetime or an array of local datetimes or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local_datetimes.

val find_local_datetimes_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of local_datetimes at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local datetime or an array of local datetimes, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of local_datetimes.

local_date value lookup

val find_local_date : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Looks up a local_date at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local_date or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local_date.

val find_local_date_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Alias for find_local_date

val find_local_date_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date option

Looks up a local_date at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local_date or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local_date.

val find_local_date_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up a local_date at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local_date nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to local_date.

local_date array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local date, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local_date value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_local_dates : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Looks up an array of local_dates at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of local dates or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local dates.

val find_local_dates_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Alias for find_local_dates

val find_local_dates_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list option

Looks up an array of local_dates at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local date or an array of local dates or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local dates.

val find_local_dates_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of local_dates at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local_date or an array of local_dates, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of local_dates.

local_time value lookup

val find_local_time : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Looks up a local_time at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local_time or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local time.

val find_local_time_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date

Alias for find_local_time

val find_local_time_opt : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date option

Looks up a local_time at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local time or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to local_time.

val find_local_time_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up a local_time at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local time nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to local_time.

local_time array value lookup Note: for all functions that look up arrays, `~strict:true` applies only to array item conversion. With `~strict:true` they will fail if an array contains a value that is not a local time, while with `~strict:false` it will attempt to convert values (i.e. pass `~strict:false` to the accessor function). If a user supplies a single local time value instead of an array, it will always be converted to a single-item array.

val find_local_times : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Looks up an array of local_times at specified path.

raises {!Key_error}
if there's no such key path in the table.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not an array of local times or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local times.

val find_local_times_exn : ?strict:bool -> t -> string list -> toml_date list

Alias for find_local_times

val find_local_times_opt : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  toml_date list option

Looks up an array of local_times at specified path, returns None if path does not exist.

raises {!Type_error}
if the value itself is not a table or the field value is not a local time or an array of local times or (when used with ~strict:false, if it cannot be converted to an array of local_times.

val find_local_times_result : 
  ?strict:bool ->
  t ->
  string list ->
  (toml_date list, string) Stdlib.result

Looks up an array of local_times at specified path, returns an Error with a descriptive message if path does not exist or the value is neither a local time or an array of local_times, nor (with ~strict:false) a value that can be converted to an array of local times.