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We already support @enum syntax, but a simple variant type foo = Bar | Baz | Qux in a
@enum
type foo = Bar | Baz | Qux
{ foo: foo } should default to Cmdliner.Arg.(required & opt (some (enum [(Bar, "bar"; …)])) & info ["foo"])
{ foo: foo }
Cmdliner.Arg.(required & opt (some (enum [(Bar, "bar"; …)])) & info ["foo"])
from @smondet:
Another way could be:
type t = { (* ... *) my_option: [ `One | `Two [@name "second"] | `Three ] [@as_enum]; (* ... *) ]
that makes a Cmdliner enum: [ `One, "one"; `Two, "second"; `Three, "three" ]
[ `One, "one"; `Two, "second"; `Three, "three" ]
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We already support
@enumsyntax, but a simple varianttype foo = Bar | Baz | Quxin a{ foo: foo }should default toCmdliner.Arg.(required & opt (some (enum [(Bar, "bar"; …)])) & info ["foo"])from @smondet:
Another way could be:
that makes a Cmdliner enum:
[ `One, "one"; `Two, "second"; `Three, "three" ]The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: