mraptor
Let say I have a tuple :
{:sum, %{x: 23}, %{y: 55 }}
Out of this how can I create the following function :
def sum({ %{x: 23}, %{y: 55 }} ), do: true
as a second question, let say I have :
{:sum, %{x: 23}, %{y: 55 }, %{when: “y > 11”} }
how do I create the function with guard ? btw. guard format could be different, say list or something else . whichever is easier ?
How about the case where the function that has to be generated has the form :
def sum({ work = %{x: 23, y: 54 } }) …
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Here’s a simple example using your data that might get you started:
In IEx:
benwilson512
Can you talk a bit more about your use case?
Elixir macros can generate functions at compile time from data but this is a bit of an odd way to go about it. If you’re trying to do it at run time I think you really just need to treat it as a data transformation instead of as meta-programming.
OvermindDL1
What error message do you get and what is the full example code to test with?
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mraptor
Yeah I know about erlog , I used it in the past. thanks