Eric van der Vlist scripsit:
> If by "type" you mean both "parameterized" and predefined type, then it
> would be clearer to note that RNG doesn't let you ask the second
> question ("Are these two strings equal according to your definition of
> equality?") to parameterized versions of a type.
You're right. The Datatype Library interface, however, does permit it.
So for purely RNG purposes we can say that the only two things permitted
are to ask a predefined type:
1) Given these parameters (possibly none), is this string an instance of you?
2) Are these two strings equal according to your criteria?
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