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asaaki avatar asaaki commented on May 4, 2024 1

The pipe operator is not the nicest player when it comes to indentation based on factor 2, since it leads to 3 spaces in front of the statements.

123↓
|> Foobar
   not working, if "aligned" to above statement
   (3 spaces vs. 2 or 4 spaces)
|> sorry
123↓
|> Foobar
    not working, because we are off by 1 to above
    and are actually introducing 4 space intendation
|> sorry

How do I avoid such mess? In multiline pipes with multiline functions I always extract the functions, because they already distract the visual flow for the pipeline.

So personally I don't even care so much, if there was a guideline for multiline pipelines with necessary indentation, because I have the feeling that such pattern is already a bad one (like a code smell). But again, this is just my opinion.

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christopheradams avatar christopheradams commented on May 4, 2024

In your pipes example and the one you link to for is only further indented by one space instead of two. Does that seem odd to anyone else?

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christopheradams avatar christopheradams commented on May 4, 2024

Multiline pipeline syntax should now look like:

    File.stream!("path/to/some/file", read_ahead: 100_000)
    |> test()
    |> test(fn line ->
      for word <- String.split(" "), do: {word, 1}
    end)

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