Mandrake v0.0.4 Mandrake.Logic
Mandrake logical functions.
Summary
Functions
Returns true if both functions return true
Returns a function that return !result of the given function
Returns the second argument if it is not nil
Returns true if one function return true
Returns a function that process onTrue or onFalse depending upon the result of the condition
Returns true if value is “”, ‘’, [], {} or %{}
Returns true if both conditions are true
Returns a function that process on_true if condition is true
Returns ! of value
Returns true if one condition is true
Functions
Returns true if both functions return true
Examples
iex> my_function = Mandrake.Logic.both(fn x -> x > 10 end, fn x -> Kernel.rem(x, 2) == 0 end)
...> my_function.(100)
true
iex> my_function.(101)
falseReturns a function that return !result of the given function.
Examples
iex> is_odd = Mandrake.Logic.complement(fn arg -> Kernel.rem(arg, 2) == 0 end)
...> is_odd.(24)
falseReturns the second argument if it is not nil.
Examples
iex> default_to_7 = Mandrake.Logic.default_to(7)
...> default_to_7.(nil)
7
iex> default_to_7.(12)
12Returns true if one function return true
Examples
iex> my_function = Mandrake.Logic.either(fn x -> x > 10 end, fn x -> Kernel.rem(x, 2) == 0 end)
...> my_function.(100)
true
iex> my_function.(101)
trueReturns a function that process onTrue or onFalse depending upon the result of the condition.
Examples
iex> my_number = 1
...> my_function = Mandrake.Logic.ifElse(my_number <= 1, fn arg -> Mandrake.Math.inc(arg) end, fn arg -> Mandrake.Math.dec(arg) end)
...> my_function.(my_number)
2Returns true if value is “”, ‘’, [], {} or %{}.
Examples
iex> Mandrake.Logic.is_empty([])
true
iex> Mandrake.Logic.is_empty(nil)
falseReturns true if both conditions are true.
Examples
iex> Mandrake.Logic.logic_and(1<2, 3>4)
falseReturns a function that process on_true if condition is true.
Examples
iex> my_number = 1
...> my_function = Mandrake.Logic.logic_if(my_number <= 1, fn arg -> Mandrake.Math.inc(arg) end)
...> my_function.(my_number)
2