could the results be any erlang term and evaluted with Code.eval_string?
cmo
acalejos
Right now the results are atoms. You can always use Atom.to_string then evaluate. It wouldn’t be too hard to allow string results if thats what you want. PRs are always welcome!
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cmo
Sebb
That’s cool, but you could also just use the format-table directive of the Elixir formatter.
@format(:table)
[
{:DMS, :ARE_FRIENDS, :tag, :msg },
{:friends_only, false, :error, "You Must Be Friends to Message This User" },
{:friends_only, true, :send_message, nil },
{:public, false, :send_message, nil },
{:public, true, :send_message, nil },
{:closed, true, :error, "This User Does Not Accept Direct Messages"},
{:closed, false, :error, "This User Does Not Accept Direct Messages"},
]
Just kidding, the formatter can’t do that.
But wouldn’t it be cool?
Until then I’ll use your lib, though it is a little crazy.
Clang-Format Style Options — Clang 14.0.0 documentation (AlignArrayOfStructures)
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