String.SetString sets.
include Stdlib.Set.S with type elt := string and type t := setval empty : setval is_empty : set -> boolval mem : string -> set -> boolval singleton : string -> setval iter : (string -> unit) -> set -> unitval fold : (string -> 'a -> 'a) -> set -> 'a -> 'aval for_all : (string -> bool) -> set -> boolval exists : (string -> bool) -> set -> boolval cardinal : set -> intval elements : set -> string listval min_elt_opt : set -> string optionval max_elt_opt : set -> string optionval choose_opt : set -> string optionval find_opt : string -> set -> string optionval find_first : (string -> bool) -> set -> stringval find_first_opt : (string -> bool) -> set -> string optionval find_last : (string -> bool) -> set -> stringval find_last_opt : (string -> bool) -> set -> string optionval to_seq_from : string -> set -> string Stdlib.Seq.tval to_seq : set -> string Stdlib.Seq.tval of_seq : string Stdlib.Seq.t -> settype t = setval min_elt : set -> string optionException safe Set.S.min_elt.
val max_elt : set -> string optionException safe Set.S.max_elt.
val choose : set -> string optionException safe Set.S.choose.
val find : string -> set -> string optionException safe Set.S.find.
val get : string -> set -> stringget is like Set.S.find but
val of_list : string list -> setof_list ss is a set from the list ss.
val of_stdlib_set : Stdlib.Set.Make(Stdlib.String).t -> setof_stdlib_set s is a set from the stdlib-compatible set s.
val to_stdlib_set : set -> Stdlib.Set.Make(Stdlib.String).tto_stdlib_set s is the stdlib-compatible set equivalent to s.
val pp : ?sep:(Stdlib.Format.formatter -> unit -> unit) ->
(Stdlib.Format.formatter -> string -> unit) -> Stdlib.Format.formatter -> set -> unitpp ~sep pp_elt ppf ss formats the elements of ss on ppf. Each element is formatted with pp_elt and elements are separated by ~sep (defaults to Format.pp_print_cut. If the set is empty leaves ppf untouched.
val dump : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> set -> unitdump ppf ss prints an unspecified representation of ss on ppf.