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Exploring Graphs with Elixir: graph_commons/lib/graph_commons/utils.ex p90-92
I have to fully qualify any use of the functions inside GraphCommons.Utils module.
The book states:
iex> "MATCH (n) RETURN n" |> cypher!
I have to use:
iex> “MATCH (n) RETURN n” |> GraphCommons.Utils.cypher!
There is no iex> import GraphCommons.Utils
statement in the book and that would rather go against what’s trying to be achieved.
Therefore, a suggestion to clarify how to get to the Utils functions without fully qualifying would be helpful.
thanks
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