| This binding:
|
| ...
| where
| ...
| glue' = map mkGlue glue
| ...
|
| generated the following type error:
| TcUnits.hs:97:
| Couldn't match
| `AbstractUnits.UnitIdent' against `AbstractUnits.Glue'
| Expected type: [AbstractUnits.UnitIdent]
| Inferred type: [AbstractUnits.Glue]
| In the second argument of `map', namely `glue'
| in the definition of function `glue'': map mkGlue glue
|
| 1) glue' is clearly _not_ a function but the last line of the message
| refers to it as a function.
Good point. It would be better as
In the definition of "glue"
(i.e. leave out 'function')
I also think you are probably right about replacing single-quotes with
double-quotes. It's easily done (one function, called "quotes"). Does
anyone dissent? It'll cause loads of gratuitious test-suite
differences,
mind you, so we should do it at a stable moment.
Simon
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