Background I am playing with guards and I want my guard definitions to also have a typespec: Problem So, now that I have this simple guard, I wan ...
Background I am playing with guards and I want my guard definitions to also have a typespec: Problem So, now that I have this simple guard, I wan ...
I have a behaviour to abstract over parsing URL query parameters for various Phoenix endpoints. It looks like this: And a simple implementation loo ...
I'm new to c ++ and I'm wanting to build a stack with automatic variables, however, get a series of errors in the array, dr can help me fix it thank ...
Chapter 7.4.1 of the book C++ Primer says the following: Ordinarily, an inner scope can redefine a name from an outer scope even if that name has ...
I have the following code: foo and baz_id should not be nil, as per the @type definition. However, dialyzer is complaining (with the given @spec) b ...
I have some macros that define functions that have special characters. Specifically ":" and ".". Is it possible to write a spec definition for functio ...
In type specs for the Erlang standard library, there are almost never any types in the spec until the when clause. For example, the spec for lists:mem ...
I have a function that returns a map which I would like to define a custom type for. The process of doing it has been pretty easy, except when dealin ...
Here is the code I am trying to add a spec to. The first spec definition works fine. However I want to make it clearer that if reason is an integer ...
I have this method Then I chain that method with a query: The code works correctly but apparently for dialyzer order_by is not returning a Ecto. ...
For example I have a module like But I don't want to generate doc for bar because it's meant to use internal implementation. ...
Which is the code style for a long typespec which exceed 80 characters length? ...
I'm porting an Elixir library to Elm that uses type specs heavily but I'm having trouble finding documentation on some of the syntax used. What is th ...
If you define a typespec and use a different type of parameter it will display an error similar to: For example this typespec: But it doesnt see ...
Which are the different between binary, String.t, char_list, [char] etc when defining a typespec? and Are they equivalent? Doc says: binary ...