define_alias(env, meta, module, opts \\ [])| hexdocs.pm
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Search documentation of google_api_content_warehouse| hexdocs.pm
A set of functions for creating and manipulating algebra| hexdocs.pm
disconnect_all(repo, interval, opts \\ [])| hexdocs.pm
I am assuming this is a Windows thing. Regex seems to treat \r\n as 2 characters but String treats them as one trying to strip whitespace off the front of a string iex(17)> regex = ~r/^\s+/ ~r/^\s+/ iex(18)> junk = "\r\n\r\nabc" "\r\n\r\nabc" iex(19)> Regex.run(regex, junk, return: :index) [{0, 4}] iex(20)> String.slice(junk, 4..-1//1) "c" iex(21)> String.graphemes(juk) ["\r\n", "\r\n", "a", "b", "c"] iex(22)> Am I reading this correctly (absolute elixir noob). What the correct way to fix it...| Elixir Programming Language Forum
add(date, days)| hexdocs.pm
Keyword lists and maps| hexdocs.pm
The detailed how-to on dealing with strings having accents nowadays| rocket-science.ru
compile_file(filename, options \\ [])| hexdocs.pm
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argv()| hexdocs.pm
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I’m sorry for the lack of music this time around, but when I read “broken keys”, there’s only one broken key I can think of.| Packy’s Place
camelize(string)| hexdocs.pm
assert(assertion)| hexdocs.pm
Naming conventions| hexdocs.pm
Typespecs reference| hexdocs.pm
%struct{}| hexdocs.pm
Provides a standard API to handle keyword-list-based options.| hexdocs.pm
compile-time generated set of modules to ease an access to a predefined subset of UTF8 symbols| rocket-science.ru