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Consider the following interface:
interface thing end interface stringthinger thingify : (string) -> (thing) end stuff : stringthinger
Running tlc on a file containing require"things".stuff.thingify("Hello"); gives:
tlc
require"things".stuff.thingify("Hello");
test.tl:1:1: type error, ./things.tld:9:1: syntax error, unexpected 'EOF', expecting ':' require"things".stuff.thingify("Hello"); ^
Renaming the interface to eg _stringthinger makes the error go away.
_stringthinger
Noticed while writing type definitions involving a stringprep binding.
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Consider the following interface:
Running
tlc
on a file containingrequire"things".stuff.thingify("Hello");
gives:Renaming the interface to eg
_stringthinger
makes the error go away.Noticed while writing type definitions involving a stringprep binding.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: