[Graeme Defty]

The next issue queuing up to bite me is the handling of references to BIFs.

This works fine:

    is_integer(10),

whereas this does not

    fun is_integer/1

(and it used to)  The error message says that is_integer/2 is unknown.

It seems that the built-in-ness (or the  auto-importability) of is_integer is not being recognised any more.

graeme

[Jesse Gumm]

Try:

fun erlang:is_integer/1

-Jesse

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[Graeme Defty]

Hi Jesse,

Yes, that works fine, of course, but was not necessary before.

I dont have many of these in my application so it is easy enough to change. I just wanted to report it because it seems to me that it perhaps indicates something not quite right. Someplace in the code that used to recognise BIFs no longer does so.

I dont really want "erlang:"s in my code if they are not needed, but if that is how things will work moving forward then so be it.

Thank you for the quick response.

g

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