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I'd love to get an elixir scanner going. I'm wondering, since I don't expect to be able to catch all the little gotchas of a language's syntax, what level of "completeness" for a new language is required? How would I even measure "completeness"?
I've been using the code from here to do some testing (starting with macro/env.ex). If those are not enough one could also use any of the files found in the phoenix framework.
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zhumo commentedon Dec 10, 2017
https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/tree/master/lib/elixir/lib
I've been using the code from here to do some testing (starting with
macro/env.ex). If those are not enough one could also use any of the files found in the phoenix framework.https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/tree/master/lib/phoenix
For
.expectedfiles of the tests, I'm currently writing the expected files by hand... Is that the only way to do it or am I missing some simpler way?