I am revising Partition represented by List Integer:
Rep := List Integer
rep x ==> (x @ %) pretend Rep
per x ==> (x @ Rep) pretend %
then I have a function
entries(p: %): List Integer == copy rep p
which is used for elt from Eltable(Integer, Integer):
elt(p: %, i: Integer): Integer ==
i <= 0 => error "elt requires a positive second argument."
i > #p => error "elt: second argument too large."
entries(p).i
However, this constructs an infinite loop of calls to elt. Seamingly the
elt from List Integer ( as I thinks this could should point to) is not
called, but it uses the just defined elt from Partition.
The code is fixed by explicit function call:
elt(entries(p),i)$List(Integer)
Question: What is wrong here? Or if not wrong, what is my misunderstanding?
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