It's not uncommon to have domain overlap between lists of valid tokens
(used for validations) and type specs. For example:
@standard_formats [
:standard,
:accounting,
:currency,
:percent
]
@currency_formats [
:currency,
:accounting,
:currency_long,
:currency_short
]
@currency_symbol [
:standard,
:iso
]
@type standard_formats :: :standard | :currency | :accounting | :short |
:long
@type currency_formats :: :currency_short | :currency_long |
:decimal_short | :decimal_long
@type currency_symbol :: :standard | :iso
It would go good to remove one source of error by being able to allow
compile time use of a list as the subject of @typespec. For example:
@type currency_symbol :: @currency_symbol # Any compile-time resolvable list
Of course a macro can be introduced to do this but its quite difficult to
achieve since it requires manual manipulation of AST.
Proposal worth considering? Or consign to the history of my
less-than-helpful ideas :-)
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