Std.Toml.Toml

type

This declaration introduces a public type.

What it does

A configuration value.

Numbers are kept apart the way the format keeps them: a whole number is

Whole, and anything with a fractional part or an exponent stays as the

text it was written in. A reader that turned 1 into a floating value

would lose the distinction a caller cares about, and one that turned

0.1 into a binary float would answer with a number nobody wrote.

A date or time is Moment, holding the text unchanged. The format has four

of them and they differ in what they leave unsaid — a local time names no

day, a local date names no instant — so deciding which is which belongs to

the caller, who can hand the text to Std.Time.Format.

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• This declaration has no value signature because it introduces a type or trait.