>> (498) -> foo("a", "b")
>>
>> (498) "a==>b"
>>
>> (499) -> ("a" -> "b")$Foo
>> Internal Error
>> The function -> with signature hashcode is missing from domain Foo
>
> '->' is used in several places internaly. I would not expect it
> to work as normal operator.
Strange, but it seems at least to work in a SPAD program (maybe just by
accident). See implementation of foo and it's call above. I just cannot
call that -> from the interpreter. So this looks more like a limitation
of the interpreter.
OK, not really something that I insist on to work, but I just thought
that makinge it work would be as easy as with /\ and \/.
Anyway, eventually, -> should work as an ordinary operator, i.e. allow
overloading. It shouldn't necessarily always mean "Mapping".
Ralf
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