Evaluate case conditionals

[nurugger07]

Evaluate case conditionals

[nurugger07]

I want to stick with indentation. It should be relatively easy to implement :) would you like to take this issue? Pull requests are welcome

On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 7:18 AM, Christian Di Lorenzo
[email protected] wrote:

Are you still planning on having an end for the case statement or are you planning to just use indention?

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[rcdilorenzo]

BTW, would it be more consistent to have the indentation for the different case values be before the - as in this example? This would allow the indentation detection as it currently works to be closer to what is needed.

- case data do
  - { :ok, content } ->
    %p= content
  - :error ->
    %p Something went wrong

[nurugger07]

I thought about that & I think I would prefer it. The question though is how would if/else look?

Would we be ok with a syntax like:

- if true do
  %p Hello
  - else
    % Goodbye

[rcdilorenzo]

Probably not for the if/else scenario since in plain elixir it doesn't have the indention. However, since the case statement has indentation in plain elixir then I think it would be ok to go with it on the case statement.

[nurugger07]

I'm good with that :)

[rcdilorenzo]

If I get a chance, I may try and pick this one up, but I'm not so sure that it will be soon.

[nurugger07]

Closed with PR #40