Open craff opened 6 years ago
When writing let f = fun x ... or even applications, or dependant product, we have no short way to indicate the current totality we want.
Do we need something (like more than one keyword for fun ?)
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Reopen as the is a FIXME in the code : we have notation for the arrow: ~>, -> and => But we only have one dependant product!
A use case is in
When writing let f = fun x ... or even applications, or dependant product, we have no short way to indicate the current totality we want.
Do we need something (like more than one keyword for fun ?)