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helloStr:StringhelloStr ="hello, world"sumList:ListInt->IntsumList =let
helper :Int->ListInt->Int
helper sum xs =case xs of
head :: tail -> helper (sum + head) tail
[]-> sum
in
helper 0
We can observe that types in top-level declarations are categorized as storage.type.elm while types in let declarations are categorized as constant.other.elm.
This is somewhat unfortunate when using a color scheme such as Alabaster as it causes inconsistent highlighting.
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Given the following code:
We can observe that types in top-level declarations are categorized as
storage.type.elm
while types in let declarations are categorized asconstant.other.elm
.This is somewhat unfortunate when using a color scheme such as Alabaster as it causes inconsistent highlighting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: