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0 pointsdqv7y ago0 comments

Or `Cowboy` with `alias :cowboy, as: Cowboy` ;)

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Stick with the :module notation. This makes it clear that you need to be in "erlang mode"...indexes starting at 1, [probably] charlists instead of binaries, and possibly weird (from an elixir programmer's point of view) argument order.

dnautics7y ago

To be fair, it's a rare thing to be using an index in elixir at all.

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0 pointsdqv7y ago0 comments

Or `Cowboy` with `alias :cowboy, as: Cowboy` ;)

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latch7y ago

Stick with the :module notation. This makes it clear that you need to be in "erlang mode"...indexes starting at 1, [probably] charlists instead of binaries, and possibly weird (from an elixir programmer's point of view) argument order.

dnautics7y ago

To be fair, it's a rare thing to be using an index in elixir at all.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse