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How do you all enter the pipe operator |> on your keyboard? I keep having troubles with it :frowning:
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Hi everyone,
I’ve been working predominantly with R for most of my projects, and I’ve grown quite accustomed to using Shift+Command+M to...
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Provides OK-piping (similar to libraries like ok) and adds the ability to pipe into any argument position (similar to magritte) of the fo...
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I’m encountering a strange issue when using Enum.filter/2 in my Elixir script. The problem occurs when I filter a list with a condition t...
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I just ran into this unexpected behavior. I had a short function that is piping its result into other functions. When I converted the sho...
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Hello,
I keep using a paradigme using a homemade function to make my life easier when piping.
I wonder if there is a better way to achi...
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def eta() do
result = @dday
|> Timex.diff(NaiveDateTime.utc_now(), :duration)
|> Timex.format_duration(:humaniz...
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I am learning Elixir and I wonder why I can’t use anon function in a pipe but must use the then macro
For example this works
“Hello” |&...
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Is there any way to leverage the pipe operator to access properties of an object after a sequence of operations?
I’m trying to do a sequ...
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For a functor, map(map(functor, fun), fun2) equal as map(functor, fun2*fun).
In Elixir, I think Enum module is a functor, but |> did ...
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How do you all enter the pipe operator |> on your keyboard? I keep having troubles with it :frowning:
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Provides OK-piping (similar to libraries like ok) and adds the ability to pipe into any argument position (similar to magritte) of the fo...
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I just ran into this unexpected behavior. I had a short function that is piping its result into other functions. When I converted the sho...
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Hi everyone,
I’ve been working predominantly with R for most of my projects, and I’ve grown quite accustomed to using Shift+Command+M to...
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I’m encountering a strange issue when using Enum.filter/2 in my Elixir script. The problem occurs when I filter a list with a condition t...
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Just a little information upfront. Generally speaking, if I feel like I need to either break a pipe chain or use an anonymous function in...
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my original syntax :
result =
Enum.map(
from(Repo, where: ^whitelisted_params)
|> where([schema], like(schema.nama, ^"#{nam...
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So I have looked for this topic and found similar ones but not actually this one. Forgive me if I missed it.
While I really love Elixirs...
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Hello,
I keep using a paradigme using a homemade function to make my life easier when piping.
I wonder if there is a better way to achi...
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EDIT: CapturePipe has been released as a library!
Please give it a go and let us know if you find any mistakes.
Hi everyone!
Yesterda...
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Simple and clean library that is inspired by discussion in Elixir’s issue tracker and uses operator suggested by @josevalim (however it m...
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I wanted to share this code for a problem that regularly comes up and that I usually solve with multi-headed functions or with clauses. T...
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I have structs Company, Employee and a list of struct values employees. Struct Employee contains 2 fields - hours and bill.
I need to kn...
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Is there any way to leverage the pipe operator to access properties of an object after a sequence of operations?
I’m trying to do a sequ...
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I need to convert in place in a map some values only of they exist. The key can be either binary or atom.
Is there a more Elixir way to ...
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For a functor, map(map(functor, fun), fun2) equal as map(functor, fun2*fun).
In Elixir, I think Enum module is a functor, but |> did ...
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Hi all, first post here (also a newbie in elixir/FP).
So, I have next pipe code which works but also looks funny:
case {status_code, bo...
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This is basically the same question I’ve asked before, I’m just wondering if anything has changed since I last asked, or if there’s any o...
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I am learning Elixir and I wonder why I can’t use anon function in a pipe but must use the then macro
For example this works
“Hello” |&...
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Inspired by this topic I thought it might be interesting to talk about what pipelines we have encountered in the wild:
Whenever you com...
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