Tomasz Marek Sulima

@simonprev: Yes, now all good! Good job!

@ssbb Looks like owner does not made any update for months. I think that @simonprev's version works without any problem, so you should use his fork version instead.

@simonprev After updating `Elixir` new warning come: > warning: found quoted keyword "coveralls" but the quotes are not required. Note that keywords are always atoms, even when quoted, and quotes...

@dwebster17 It's almost 6 months after it's 100% ok for me. I don't see any arguments to not merge it especially that's not conflicting with original repository. Unfortunately `6 months`...

@simonprev I don't think you need even ask about permissions. Just take a look at `LICENSE` file - it's `MIT` license. As long as you use somebody work in way...

I have few ideas here … ### 1. Separate maps in lists like: ``` # 1 +------------------+ | :msg | +------------------+ | "msg 1" | +------------------+ | :author => :name...

@hpopp: I'm not sure what you mean by `forced map conversion` and why `get_in` will fail for most structs. I don't know much about both `emacs` and `vim` - I...

@hpopp: Example code; ```elixir get_in(%{a: %{b: %{c: %{d: 5}}}}, [:a, :b, :c, :d]) # returns: 5 ``` It works with structs as well.

@hpopp: Ok, I missed that. How about this example: ```elixir defmodule MyLib do def my_get_in(map_or_struct, data) do new_data = Enum.map(data, &map_data/1) get_in(map_or_struct, new_data) end defp map_data(function) when is_function(function), do: function...

@boydm The answer is not obvious (for me) … In short I may say `Yes, BUT(!)` … Just for sure, I have mention flip effect as the idea comes from...