jamesnolanverran
jamesnolanverran
Using xpath instead of xmap, and "//Query" instead of "//Query/cars" comes close to the desired output: ``` elixir request_body |> xpath( ~x"//Query"k, cars: [ ~x"./cars"k, bmw: [ ~x"./bmw"lk, specs: [...
*Edited - here's one I came up with. A little long winded though... *Edited again to get rid of duplicated code ``` elixir def run do base_node = request_body |>...
Still playing with this a bit - I wrote a test that fails. ``` elixir test "read me examples", %{simple: simple, readme: readme} do # .... result = readme |>...
My install went into C:\Users\userAppDataLocalnvim\ instead of C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\nvim\
Yes that's exactly what I did. It's not a problem for me personally, I moved it manually. Just an fyi that it happened and I thought it might be related...
I didn't type. I copied directly from the site using the copy thing, and I even double checked my terminal history to make sure.
Maybe you need to use // for windows? Not sure.
I am using git bash on windows where a single '\\' is an escape character and that is what caused the problem with me.
Yes I have the same problem.