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I am playing around with defguard in macro I am defining. The macro has an opaque type and I think dialyzer is having issues w...
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So, I am playing around with a concept named “NewType” and I am taking inspiration from languages like F# and Scala.
My objec...
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There is one long term request - to have strict type checking in Elixir.
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Does Elixir have a highly advanced type constructors similar to “monads” in Haskell?
Could you provide an example?
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NOTE all these questions are related to my use of dialyxir.
Type variables
From the erlang documentation.
Type variables can be used i...
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If we have function with typespec that always returns value with incorrect type
@spec hello(integer()) :: map()
def hello(int) do
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When writing types for your code,...
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If we have function with typespec that always returns value with incorrect type
@spec hello(integer()) :: map()
def hello(int) do
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NOTE all these questions are related to my use of dialyxir.
Type variables
From the erlang documentation.
Type variables can be used i...
New
Background
So, I am playing around with a concept named “NewType” and I am taking inspiration from languages like F# and Scala.
My objec...
New
There is one long term request - to have strict type checking in Elixir.
As far as I remember, @rcm765 mentioned that in the talk at Lon...
New
Does Elixir have a highly advanced type constructors similar to “monads” in Haskell?
Could you provide an example?
New
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I am playing around with defguard in macro I am defining. The macro has an opaque type and I think dialyzer is having issues w...
New
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