Results for “Std.App.Config.ConfigError”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.App.Config.ConfigError

  Why a setting could not be used.

  type · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.discover&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Str -> Result[Std.App.Config.Config, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  The configuration a program gets when it does not say otherwise: its own

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.explain&Std.App.Config.ConfigError -> Str

  What a refusal says, for a program reporting why it will not start.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.fractional&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Decimal, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as an exact fractional number.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.list&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Array[Str], Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a list, written separated by commas.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.require&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting that must be there, for one the program cannot invent.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.text&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as text.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.truth&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Bool, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a truth.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.whole&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Int, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a whole number.

  fn · Std.App.Config