Namespace the records

This makes it useful for users of the bindings. The naming is the same
as the module to allow elixir to treat the records in much the same
way as its native module/record hybrid.
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Carlos Martín Nieto
2013-05-13 10:55:18 +02:00
parent cc8124a6b9
commit 4a2f2e8ab2
12 changed files with 83 additions and 92 deletions

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@@ -1,15 +1,11 @@
-record(ref, {handle, type :: atom(), target :: binary() | oid()}).
-record(repo, {handle}).
-record(odb, {handle}).
-record(revwalk, {handle}).
-record(oid, {oid}).
-record(object, {type :: atom(), handle}).
-record(index_entry, {mode, id :: oid(), path :: iolist()}).
-record(geef_ref, {handle, type :: atom(), target :: binary() | geef_oid()}).
-record(geef_odb, {handle}).
-record(geef_oid, {oid}).
-record(geef_object, {type :: atom(), handle}).
-record(geef_index_entry, {mode, id :: geef_oid(), path :: iolist()}).
-type ref() :: #ref{}.
-type repo() :: #repo{}.
-type revwalk() :: #revwalk{}.
-type odb() :: #odb{}.
-type oid() :: #oid{}.
-type object() :: #object{}.
-type index_entry() :: #index_entry{}.
-type geef_ref() :: #geef_ref{}.
-type geef_odb() :: #geef_odb{}.
-type geef_oid() :: #geef_oid{}.
-type geef_object() :: #geef_object{}.
-type geef_index_entry() :: #geef_index_entry{}.