So with the current commit, this:
/////////////////////////////////////
type smi = "";
const i : smi = "";
fun apply(a:double,b:smi)=>dcomplex (0.0,a);
fun add(a:double, b:dcomplex)=> dcomplex(a,0.0) + b;
println (1.0 + 2.0i);
/////////////////////////////////////
produces:
dcomplex(1,2)
as output. The simple requirement is that 'i' has have some
double value applied to it (not necessarily a literal).
For example
a + b i
would also work.
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