Linking (internally) to non-existent function/types

[eksperimental]

you can see in
http://elixir-lang.org/docs/master/elixir/Dict.html
Where it reads "Based on these functions, Dict generates default implementations for the following functions:"

• get/2
• get/3

funtion get/2 doesn't exist, but it is still being referenced.
note that the markdown for this code is get/2, so it's being autolinks.

what is it is in reality, is a callback: so it should link to : http://elixir-lang.org/docs/master/elixir/Dict.html#c:get/2

But maybe we shouldn't link at all. (get/3 will link to the function, so it's not consistent)
I'm not too sure which logic to follow here.

[milmazz]

@josevalim @eksperimental I think this issue is already fix.

After review the Dict module documentation, in particular this section:

Based on these functions, Dict generates default implementations for the following functions:

• drop/2
• equal?/2
• fetch!/2
• get/2
• get/3

get/2 does not link to a nonexistent function anymore. Also, does not link to the proper callback (IMHO we should link to the proper callback). But I want to know what do you think of this.

[ericmj]

It shouldn't link to the callback unless a callback link is used, maybe Dict docs should be changed to use c:... links. We should automatically create links for all arities of functions with default arguments though.

[josevalim]

#110 is the same issue, except it happens for types.

[josevalim]

Yes, docs should be changed instead.