On 07/25/2006 07:16 AM, Christian Aistleitner wrote:
Hello
stdout << ( A has CatA) << newline;
stdout << ((A add) has CatA) << newline;
It still does not compile. But it should. Both A and "A add" are domains
of type CatA.
Why should (A add) be of static type CatA? (I assume you meant static
type although has checks the dynamic type, which of course is something
different. The Aldor compiler complains about the static type of "A add".)
If I read Section 7,8 of the AUG
http://www.aldor.org/docs/HTML/chap7.html#8
I would say the type of "A add" is CatA (the same as for "A").
From the AUG 7.8:
The type of the expression A add B is
C with { x1: T1; ...; xn: Tn }
here C is the type of A, and x1,...,xn are the symbols defined
(using ==) in B, whose types are T1,...,Tn, respectively.
Ralf
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