{name} placeholders in question text, and the backticked paths they
expand to.
A policy's questions name what they look at by role ({passage},
{household}); Cite replaces each with its path. The policy's
compile-time checks use names/1 and name?/1; Cite.Wire uses
instructions/4. Internal.
Summary
Functions
text with every placeholder replaced by its backticked path.
The wire instructions for a question and its focus (nil for none):
both texts expanded, plus what to read. The placeholders of both, in order
of first use, become inspect when there is one and compare when there
are several; with none, it is compare over fallback.
Whether name can be a placeholder: a word of letters, digits, and _.
Such a name is also safe in a path.
Each placeholder name in text, once, in order of first use. Given a list
(a question and its focus, where the focus may be nil), the names across
all of them.
Functions
text with every placeholder replaced by its backticked path.
@spec instructions( String.t(), String.t() | nil, %{required(String.t()) => String.t()}, [String.t()] ) :: map()
The wire instructions for a question and its focus (nil for none):
both texts expanded, plus what to read. The placeholders of both, in order
of first use, become inspect when there is one and compare when there
are several; with none, it is compare over fallback.
Whether name can be a placeholder: a word of letters, digits, and _.
Such a name is also safe in a path.
Each placeholder name in text, once, in order of first use. Given a list
(a question and its focus, where the focus may be nil), the names across
all of them.