So, real talk, are you just grepping for `^[a-zA-Z0-9]+ : .*$` ? :D
Building a small extension for @code that lets you see all the signatures of your #elm functions in real-time so you can easily remember what to use. First draft wrote this week-end. Now gotta make it useful :) #elmlang #typescriptpic.twitter.com/3dI96Vd6qF
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I think there's nothing wrong with the grep approach! :) It does the job well, can't think of any false positives due to Elm syntax. It won't show definitions that don't have explicit type signatures though...
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Yeah, pretty much why went for it. Couldn't think of false positives. Thanks for the comforting thoughts <3. Good point regarding the signature. The main final objective is to create something à la hoogle. In a long, distant future :)
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Yes, I have some ideas about improving the search and bringing it to text editors. I’m on holidays right now, but happy to chat asynchronously. There is a
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Oh, and enjoy your holidays of course!
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