Muhammad Lukman Low
Reputation: 8533
Is there an equivalent of Python's dir() in Elixir
Coming from a Python background, one thing that I really miss Python's dir() which lists out all of the methods in an object or library.
Is there an equivalent in Elixir ?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 187
Answers (1)
José Valim
Reputation: 51369
If you are on the terminal, you can type: ModuleName. and then press tab and it will show all available functions/macros in that particular module. There isn't something library wise though.
Upvotes: 3
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