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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
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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 ?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: