View Source Formulae.Sigils (formulae v0.17.1)
Handles the sigil ~F
for Formulae
.
It returns a compiled Formulae
instance.
Examples
iex> import Formulae.Sigils
iex> ~F[x / y > 42]
%Formulae{
ast: Code.string_to_quoted!("x / y > 42"),
eval: &:"Elixir.Formulae.x ÷ y > 42".eval/1,
formula: "x / y > 42",
guard: nil,
module: :"Elixir.Formulae.x ÷ y > 42",
variables: [:x, :y],
options: [defaults: [], unimports: [], alias: nil, evaluator: :function, imports: []]
}
iex> ~F[x == y]ga
%Formulae{
ast: Code.string_to_quoted!("x == y"),
eval: &:"Elixir.Formulae.x == y".eval/1,
formula: "x == y",
guard: {
:defguard,
Keyword.update!(elem(quote(generated: true, do: defguard(bar)), 1), :context, fn _ -> Formulae end),
[{:when, [generated: true], [{:guard, [generated: true], [{:x, [], nil}, {:y, [], nil}]}, {:==, [line: 1], [{:x, [line: 1], nil}, {:y, [line: 1], nil}]}]}]
},
module: :"Elixir.Formulae.x == y",
variables: [:x, :y],
options: [defaults: [], unimports: [], alias: nil, evaluator: :guard, imports: [:...]]
}
Summary
Functions
Convenience sigil to declare Formulae
. Maps to Formulae.compile/2
with imports: :none
(or with imports: :all
if the a
modifier is given.)
Functions
Convenience sigil to declare Formulae
. Maps to Formulae.compile/2
with imports: :none
(or with imports: :all
if the a
modifier is given.)