On 10/24/12 11:51 AM, Nathan wrote:
Therefore I'd propose that the purity keyword must be present and match the purity inference in every context where a type signature must be present to match the type inference.
-1 on this. I think that it's often quite useful to reserve the right to make a presently-pure function impure later without breaking callers. When commenting out code, for example.
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