In my update function I have something like:
LoginPassword str ->
let login = { model.login | pass = str }
in ({ model | login = login }, Cmd.none)
Which I was hoping would correspond to updating the "pass" field of the
record at model.login. Instead I get a compiler error:
-- SYNTAX PROBLEM ----------------------------------------------------- Main
.elm
I ran into something unexpected when parsing your code!
94| let login = { model.login | name = str }
^
I am looking for one of the following things:
"|"
an equals sign '='
more letters in this name
whitespace
Detected errors in 1 module.
Breaking it down a bit more to:
LoginPassword str ->
let
lm = model.login
login = { lm | pass = str }
in ({ model | login = login }, Cmd.none)
Seems to be fine.
I feel like this is a compiler bug; is there any good reason why it
shouldn't work as expected?
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