Module hatter::builtin

Hatter comes with a few built-in functions to help make your life easier, all defined in this module.

Functions

add	+ operator: add two numbers.
and	Special: Short-circuiting && operator.
concat	Combine several Values into a String. Used internally by String interpolation.
contains_	Does the string contain a substring? contains?("Mr Rogers", "Mr") #=> true
count	Count occurences of substring in string. count("Mr Rogers", "r") #=> 2
div	/ operator: divide one number by another.
empty_	True if the length of a Map, List, or String is 0.
eq	== operator: check if two Values are equal.
gt	> operator: check if a number is greater than another.
gte	>= operator: check if a number is greater than or equal to another.
index	. operator and [] operator Look up a List item by number or a Map item by key. Returns None or the Value.
len	Get the length of a Map, List, or String. Returns 0 for all other values.
lt	< operator: check if a number is less than another.
lte	<= operator: check if a number is less than or equal to another.
mod	% operator: find the remainder of dividing one number by anohter.
mul	* operator: multiply two numbers.
neq	!= operator: check if two Values are not equal.
not	! operator: return the opposite Bool of a Value
or	Special: Short-circuiting || operator.
pop	Remove the last Value from a List. Modifies the List.
print	Print one or more Values, without newline.
push	Add a Value to a List. Modifies the List.
puts	Print one or more Values, wit newlines.
range	.. operator
range_inclusive	..= operator
replace	Find and replace all matches in a target string.
split	Split a string into a List by a separator. split("Mr Rogers", " ") #=> ["Mr", "Rogers"]`
sub	- operator: subtract one number from another.
to_lowercase	Rust's String::to_lowercase(&self)
to_uppercase	Rust's String::to_uppercase(&self)
type	Returns the String name of a Value's type.
when	Returns a Value if a condition is true. Used internally by tag attributes.