Module elixir 

Rendering the Elixir CST. Spec §5.

One style, mix format’s: two spaces per level, do/end blocks, # comments, @moduledoc as a heredoc. Two spaces and not four because mix format is not configurable in that respect, and a generated file that changes under the formatter every consumer runs is a diff nobody asked for.

Nothing is decided here. Three spellings are the language’s rather than a choice, and each is written down where it happens:

• a float literal must have a digit, a point and a digit before any exponent — 1e10 does not parse (measured, Elixir 1.20.2), while C, C++, Java and Rust all take it, so the shared zerodds_lang_rules::adapter::constant::float_text cannot be handed straight through;
• #{ inside a double-quoted string is interpolation, so # is escaped;
• the keyword pairs of a list come last, which is why zerodds_lang_cst::elixir::Field always carries a default.

Functions

codec_function

Render one codec routine.

expr

Render one expression, for a caller that has only one.

file

Render a whole file.

ident

The identifier a name renders as, for a caller assembling one.

item

Render one item, for a caller that has only one.

module

Render one module, for a caller that has only one.

string_literal

A double-quoted Elixir string literal, escaped.

top_level

Render one top-level entry, for a caller that has only one.

type_

Render one type, for a caller that has only one.