Louis Pilfold

Thanks. I totally forgot as well!

@lcd047 mix is the Elixir build tool and task runner, it is part of the standard library/distribution.

That's similar to what I'm doing in my linter project, and it works quite nicely.

That's the one :) While I intend to make a syntastic compatible formatter, I think we still need a plain Elixir checker for the following reasons: - Dogma is still...

That's not correct, it is the syntax for calling an anonymous function. The syntax in iex is the same as anywhere else. What problems with pattern matching have you encountered?...

Yes. Syntastic currently compiles (and thus executes) Elixir code in order to check the syntax. A safer and more performant solution would be to check the syntax with the Elixir...

Hiya. As the creator of dogma I'd recommend switching to what @steakknife suggests, dogma is deprecated and the current approach to checking syntax is unsafe.

Formatting is considered correct or incorrect on an entire file basis, so no error messages will be given. It's similar to gofmt, rust-format, etc in this respect. This was introduced...

Yes, I'd like to avoid adding Elixir to this project :)

> After all that I can worry about poking @lpil about it generating typed functions for NIFs used from @gleam-lang :) That would be so cool!