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Now that we can distinguish type constructors from variants in syntax, when a type parameter doesn't have bounds, we should allow omitting it. E.g.
fn f1_explicit[t](a: t): t = a fn f1_implicit(a: t): t = a fn f2_explicit[errs](f: Fn(): Result[[E1, ..errs], ()]): Result[[..errs], ()] fn f2_implicit(f: Fn(): Result[[E1, ..errs], ()]): Result[[..errs], ()]
We may want to do this after #46.
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Now that we can distinguish type constructors from variants in syntax, when a type parameter doesn't have bounds, we should allow omitting it. E.g.
We may want to do this after #46.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: