Will be interpreted as a type alias (#alpaca_type_alias{}). This makes some reuse easier, e.g. binding in test_files/future_ast.alp. Previously these untagged single-member type declarations resulted in a full ADT which made instantiation both error prone and unnecessarily complex.
Note that this still produces an #adt{}:
type r 'x = {x: 'x, y: string}
I'm not sure how I'd like to change this yet, if at all. There's a bit of a hack in this PR that gets around the ADT nature of this sort of type.
Fixes #234, at least mostly. With these changes:
Will be interpreted as a type alias (
#alpaca_type_alias{}). This makes some reuse easier, e.g.bindingintest_files/future_ast.alp. Previously these untagged single-member type declarations resulted in a full ADT which made instantiation both error prone and unnecessarily complex.Note that this still produces an
#adt{}:I'm not sure how I'd like to change this yet, if at all. There's a bit of a hack in this PR that gets around the ADT nature of this sort of type.