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Definition of "ruler" in this context
I am a native English speaker and I don't get the meaning of "ruler" in this context.
I am trying to learn about Elixir and I am using this book.
It uses this example:
mix project.exs
to run the Elixir hello world and the book says
Note that the returned value of this function is the actual age of the user, which you can verify by using the ruler function as follows.
     iex> age = User.username_to_age(name)
     ** (If you enter a name without any namespaces, such as user:alex, the "ruler" function will return nil.)
     ** (If you enter a name with spaces, such as user: "alex smith", the "ruler" function will return nil.)
     ** (If you enter a name with parenthesis, such as user: "alex Smith", the "ruler" function will return nil.)
     ** (If you enter a name with more than one word, such as user: "alex smith jefferson", the "ruler" function will return nil.)
     ** (If you enter a name with a trailing period, such as user: "alex.smith", the "ruler" function will return nil.)
     ** (If you enter a name with an extra space, such as user: "alex smith ", the "ruler" function will return nil.)
I don't get the meaning of the phrase "the "ruler" function".
A:
I would say that it's a typo on the part of the author. The function you are looking for is probably ruler. It comes from the fact that all the names on the left-hand side of the = sign are left-associative.
The ruler function takes an Elixir expression, or a block, and returns the age of that expression, which is what it does in the context of this tutorial.
Ruler is not a function, but an Elixir expression.
ruler
is a function, but ruler
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