Annotate Erlang Elixir.* Atoms as Modules #184
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intellij-erlang's erlang.jar is necessary to access PSI classes generated by intellij-erlang, but I don't want to check in their jar to this repo, so I'll let ant get the jar.
If (1) you have intellij-erlang installed and (2) you have an atom in Erlang that starts with `Elixir.`, such as 'Elixir.Test', then intellij-elixir will annotate whether it can resolve the name to a `defmodule` call in Elixir files.
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Resolves #84
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Erlang that starts with
Elixir., such as'Elixir.Test', thenintellij-elixir will annotate whether it can resolve the name to a
defmodulecall in Elixir files.