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> How about a function (let's say #iter-bibliography) that has the same effect as #bibliography, but it does not place a finished formatted bibliography but returns a dictionary where the...
Sorry for only answering now! I'll think about it. I have made some pretty important changes in Mandarin in the meantime, though. When I publish my changes I'll look into...
String diffs are supported by jsonpatchdiff: https://github.com/benjamine/jsondiffpatch#live-demo, so I think we can support it too. I'm still not sure whether I actually need JSON diffs for my project, so I'm...
There are some other identifiers no written according to the elixir style guide that aren't user-visible. I might submit a PR one of these days.
Is there any way to disable that warning? Per file or even per project?
> It would help a LOT if you could give me a minimal reproducable example that causes that warning so I don't have to trace through every line individually, with...
Just a warning that this will turn into an error in Elixir 1.7
> And yep, lisp is so easy, could even show how to interpret it 'while' parsing it too! You can just port this: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_Hours. I think that's what they do....
> Entirely agree! Maybe even model it on C++'s Spirit library's tutorial. :-) The Spirit docs look amazing, but for someone who doesn't read C++ they seem quite impenetrable xD
> Stupid-easy. ^.^ I meant lisp macros defined in lisp xD Lisp macros defined in elixir (including read macros) are obviously easy.