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This could resolve to {[a: 1, b: 2]}. Was it ever considered to allow such syntax? Notice this: {:abc, a: 1, b: 2} and this: my_fun(:abc,...
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A recent Reddit post Keyword.get Considered Harmful nudged me to tidy up and publish a small utility library that I’ve been using to deal...
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I have a Keywords list I got from HTTPoison that looks like this:
[
{"Date", "Tue, 10 Jan 2023 09:47:09 GMT...
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In “the other language” for an already long time one can rely on the order of key-value pairs in the Map equivalent so getting keys retur...
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently going through the Getting Started and I have encountered the following:
defmodule KV.Registry do
use GenSe...
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I have a tough understanding what to do:
I need to categorize a product by it’s keywords.
I have a several “Topics”, for exa...
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I’m sure this has been asked elsewhere (but forgive me I could not find something that addressed this specifically)…
Why do Elixir funct...
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How can I use a macro to create a simple keyword to use in a dynamic for Ecto 3?
What I want to achieve:
dynamic([school: e], ilike(fie...
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I have something like:
Keyword.get(
opts,
:upload_path_changer,
Application.get_env(
:file_uploader,
:upload_path_changer,...
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When looking at the elixir-lang docs on tuples iex> {:ok, "hello"}, tuple = {:ok, "hello"} , I see :ok being introduced out of thin ai...
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A recent Reddit post Keyword.get Considered Harmful nudged me to tidy up and publish a small utility library that I’ve been using to deal...
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I’m sure this has been asked elsewhere (but forgive me I could not find something that addressed this specifically)…
Why do Elixir funct...
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When looking at the elixir-lang docs on tuples iex> {:ok, "hello"}, tuple = {:ok, "hello"} , I see :ok being introduced out of thin ai...
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Background
I have a Keywords list I got from HTTPoison that looks like this:
[
{"Date", "Tue, 10 Jan 2023 09:47:09 GMT...
New
I am working on an implementation of a forth-like language on top of Elixir.
One of the things that is a major part of any forth-like la...
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I have something like:
Keyword.get(
opts,
:upload_path_changer,
Application.get_env(
:file_uploader,
:upload_path_changer,...
New
Hi there!
I have a tough understanding what to do:
I need to categorize a product by it’s keywords.
I have a several “Topics”, for exa...
New
In “the other language” for an already long time one can rely on the order of key-value pairs in the Map equivalent so getting keys retur...
New
How can I use a macro to create a simple keyword to use in a dynamic for Ecto 3?
What I want to achieve:
dynamic([school: e], ilike(fie...
New
Hi everyone,
I’m currently going through the Getting Started and I have encountered the following:
defmodule KV.Registry do
use GenSe...
New
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