exvalibur v0.6.0 Exvalibur.Sigils View Source

Implementation of sigils ~q and ~Q to allow patterns inside matches in rules.

Import this module to get an access to sigils.

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Functions

Handles the sigil ~Q for non-interpolated match expressions

Handles the sigil ~q for interpolated match expressions

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Link to this macro sigil_Q(term, modifiers) View Source (macro)
sigil_Q(term :: binary(), modifiers :: list()) :: any()

Handles the sigil ~Q for non-interpolated match expressions.

It returns an AST that might be used as is in Exvalibur.validator!/2’s rules.

Examples

iex> import Exvalibur.Sigils
iex> ~Q[%{} = _]
{:=, [line: 15], [{:%{}, [line: 15], []}, {:_, [line: 15], nil}]}
iex> ~Q[<<"foo", _ :: binary>>]
{:<<>>, [line: 14],
  ["foo", {:::, [line: 14], [{:_, [line: 14], nil}, {:binary, [line: 14], nil}]}]}
iex> ~Q[<<invalid]
** (TokenMissingError) nofile:14: missing terminator: >> (for "<<" starting at line 14)
Link to this macro sigil_q(term, modifiers) View Source (macro)
sigil_q(term :: binary(), modifiers :: list()) :: any()

Handles the sigil ~q for interpolated match expressions.

It behaves exactly as sigil_Q save for it interpolates the string passed to sigil.