Add ⋮ declarations for val definitions #83
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AlexKnauth wants to merge 4 commits intolexi-lambda:masterfrom
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Add ⋮ declarations for val definitions #83AlexKnauth wants to merge 4 commits intolexi-lambda:masterfrom
⋮ declarations for val definitions #83AlexKnauth wants to merge 4 commits intolexi-lambda:masterfrom
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Closing in favor of #86. |
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This pull request adds the
⋮form, which behaves like the:form in Typed Racket, or like the declaration variant of the::form in Haskell. A Program likeis like this Haskell program,
which defines
xwith typeτto be equal to the value produced bye. It typechecksewithτas the expected type just like if you wrote(def x : τ e).This is similar to #74, but uses a different name so that
:can be the expression variant even in "ambiguous" positions such as the REPL.