DevotionGeo
I’m on Windows 10 and Elixir development is alright on Windows, but I miss only one thing. When I type a module name on Ubuntu or Mac and press tab it shows all the functions available in that module, but on Windows I can’t get that list by pressing tab.
Is there any solution for this?
I’m using Cmder as my console emulator.
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NobbZ
Either call
module.__info__or useiex --werl. The latter will open in a new window though.DevotionGeo
module.__info__doesn’t print the complete list on Windows, I don’t know why. But theiex --werlis handy.Thank You!
NobbZ
Have never tried it on windows. I try to avoid win as much as possible
But e.g.
Enum.__info__(:functions)returns a list of all functions in theEnummodule. The printing of it is truncated though, perhaps thats the case in your experiments as well?DevotionGeo
Yes, the list is truncated in this case, but using --werl is a good option.
josevalim
You can also do
exports ModuleNameand it will show all functions + macros.OvermindDL1
Ooo, I’ve not noticed that, I usually do `ModuleName.module_info()[:exports]. ^.^
Tabular is much easier to read. ^.^
DevotionGeo
Wow! that’s super awesome.
Thank You Jose! <3